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       NPCC-Technip partners





       secure CCS contract with





       Malaysia’s Petronas







        MALAYSIA         PETRONAS Carigali, a subsidiary of Malay-  pipeline from the central processing platform
                         sia’s state-owned Petronas, has awarded a  to the existing E11R-A platform. That contract
                         major FEED contract for a carbon capture and  will be executed by a MMHE and TechnipFMC
                         storage (CCS) project at the Kasawari gas field  joint venture.
                         in Sarawak to the NPCC-Technip Energies   Honeywell UOP has been contracted to pro-
                         consortium.                          vide technology to remove contaminants such
                           The Kasawari CCS project is so far one of the  as carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, and mer-
                         world’s largest. It will be designed to capture and  cury from the natural gas.
                         store 3.7 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2)   This is the first foray by the NPCC, the Abu
                         annually. Start-up for the CCS scheme is sched-  Dhabi-based National Petroleum Construction
                         uled for 2025.                       Company, and Technip Energies consortium
                           Located in the South China Sea in 108 meters  into Southeast Asia. NPCC is a subsidiary the
                         of water, the Kasawari gas field was discovered  UAE’s National Marine Dredging Company
                         in late 2011 and is estimated to hold 3 Tcf of  (NMDC). In a joint press release, the two com-
                         recoverable reserves, but contain large volumes  panies expressed their determination to partici-
                         of CO2. Development is under way with produc-  pate in energy transition projects.
                         tion set to begin in 2023. Targeted output should   NPCC CEO Ahmed Al Dhaheri said both
                         reach 900 million cfd. The gas will be transported  companies “have aligned plans and strategies
                         by subsea pipeline to the Bintulu LNG complex  for the renewable and decarbonization sector,
                         located 200 km to the south.         which enabled us to win the contract for one of
                           Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering  the largest CCS projects in the world.”
                         (MMHE) was awarded the engineering, pro-  The consortium also plans to cooperate in
                         curement, construction, installation, and com-  blue and green hydrogen and related decarbon-
                         missioning (EPCIC) contract for Kasawari  ization projects, Technip Energies CEO Amaud
                         development in July 2019. That includes the  Pieton said in the statement. This includes waste-
                         construction of a central processing platform,  to-energy, biorefining, biochemistry, ammonia
                         a wellhead platform, and a flare structure. The  and other energy transition projects, he said.™
                         work scope includes laying an 85km-long

































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