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News Release from: Foster-Wheeler | Subject: SevenPlus in Nigeria
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 March 2007
FEED project for LNG terminal in Nigeria
A Foster Wheeler JV has been awarded the FEED contract for the SevenPlus project in Nigeria, which will involve the two largest LNG liquefaction trains in the world
In a joint venture with Chiyoda Corporation, Foster Wheeler have been awarded a contract by Nigeria LNG (NLNG) for the Project Specification, or front-end engineering design, for the SevenPlus project The SevenPlus project involves the construction of two new natural gas liquefaction trains, each producing 8.5 million metric tonnes of LNG per annum, at the NLNG Bonny Island LNG complex in Nigeria
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 2 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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On completion, these will be the two largest LNG trains in the world.
NLNG is a partnership of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), Shell, Total and ENI.
Foster Wheeler and its joint venture partner will produce a project specification package, which will form the basis for an invitation to bid for an engineering, procurement and construction contract.
"Foster Wheeler is proud to be leading this joint venture," said Steve Davies, chairman and chief executive officer, Foster Wheeler Energy: "This award demonstrates the NLNG confidence in the quality and experience of our technical experts and our LNG track record.
We are committed to working with NLNG to meet its objectives including safety, quality, cost, schedule and local content".
"We welcome the Foster Wheeler leadership in our plans to design and build the world's two largest LNG trains in Nigeria," commented Chinasa Ego-Osuala, expansion co-ordinator, Nigeria LNG: "Foster Wheeler has over 30 years of experience in Nigeria and brings substantial LNG liquefaction expertise from other LNG projects in Australia, the Middle East and the Far East".
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