Amec Foster Wheeler Bags LNG Terminal Work in India

June 7, 2016

 Amec Foster Wheeler has been awarded a contract by Indian Oil LNG Private Ltd. Co. (IOLPL) for the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal in Ennore, Tamil Nadu, on the east coast of India. 

 
This award follows the successful completion of a front end engineering and design contract for the terminal in 2012.
 
"Following our successful completion of the FEED contract, delivering this next phase of this project reinforces our position as a leading provider of LNG services to the Indian domestic market," said ​Roberto Penno, Group President of Amec Foster Wheeler’s Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa and Southern Europe business.
 
As part of the new contract, Amec Foster Wheeler’s responsibilities include the supervision of works related to various Engineering Procurement and Construction contracts for the LNG regasification and marine import facilities, as well as the LNG storage tanks. 
 
Amec Foster Wheeler will also undertake Project Management Consultancy activities for the entire project, from engineering development and construction phases, through to pre-commissioning, commissioning and start-up of the terminal.
 
This is a 42 month contract which will be delivered at the end of 2018.
 
Indian Oil LNG Private Ltd. Co is a joint venture of Indian Oil Corporation (IndianOil), and India's largest commercial enterprise, with a sales turnover of US$ 73.7 billion.
 

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