Technip Energies wins a 'substantial' contract in Oman
From the company's point of view, a "substantial" contract represents cumulative sales of between 500 million and one billion euros.
In a press release, the Group states that the agreement covers the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of a natural gas liquefaction train with a production capacity of one million metric tons per annum (mtpa).
The plant, which will use electric motors instead of conventional gas turbines, will be powered by renewable electricity from a nearby solar farm.
This solar farm is expected to cover the plant's entire annual electricity needs, making it one of the lowest-emission LNG plants built in the world.
The LNG produced will in turn be used as marine fuel to reduce the shipping industry's carbon footprint.
The Marsa LNG project - which was officially presented this morning by TotalEnergies - is an integrated complex developed by the French energy group, which will control 80%, and the Omani oil company OQ, which will hold 20%.
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