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Wood is well-known as a global leader when it comes to consulting and engineering and the company has recently completed the front-end engineering and design (FEED) scope for aramco’s Accelerated Carbon Capture and Sequestration (ACCS) first phase. This project is based in Saudi Arabia and it is expected to be the world’s largest carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) hub, once it is finished. This project has set out a clear ambition for its first goal, which is to increase the reduction of carbon emissions which are being produced by their upstream operations, specifically Aramco gas plant facilities, which are situated near Jubail. This plant is based on the east coast of Saudi Arabia and alongside this aim, the project will also be looking to reduce emissions from third-party emitters. The article below depicts the most recent project which has been finished by Wood. The article also talks about the significance of this project, the plan around the project and it highlights how beneficial this excellent achievement will be to the carbon capture industry. Interested in attending the world’s largest conference dedicated to Carbon Capture? Sign up to our newsletter to keep updated. Register here: https://lnkd.in/esxUFHy Want to know about the Carbon Capture Technology Expo and which companies are attending? Visit our website here: https://lnkd.in/gRK-RHtK #Carbon #CarbonCapture #Hydrogen #BlueHydrogen #CarbonCaptureTechnologyExpoEurope #CCTE2024 https://lnkd.in/eqRs4cE5

Exciting news in the Middle East as aramco awards Wood a significant engineering contract to support Saudi Arabia’s goal of increasing natural gas production. Wood will provide project management consultancy services including Pre-Feed and FEED engineering, the project is planned to take one million engineering hours to execute over seven years, employing 400 Wood employees. Congratulations to everyone involved 👏 Discover more ➡ https://lnkd.in/eRC_gkfs  #NaturalGas #EnergySecurity

Aramco awards Wood key engineering contract for Saudi gas mega-projects Seven-year contract will employ more than 400 at peak Source link in first comment.

Did you know what are the risk associated with the offshore Constrution project in crowded water ? There are three types of risk associated with execution phase which are as follows : 1. Marine traffic and logistics Management 2. Interface with subsea assets 3. Offshore construction costs and logistics. The project management team need to address these challenges in early stages of project planning. When there is huge risk involved in execution then project team need to spend more time in planning phase. project team need to sit in brain storming sessions, these session help to produce mitigation measure against associated risk. For better understanding i am refering you to a case study Saudi Aramco: Offshore Construction in Crowded Waters (2021). Saudi aramco planned to increment oil production capacity in marjan and zuluf. The project team identified above risk and started brainstorming sessions to find the mitigation measure. The project team suggested and implemented following mitigation measure: 1-Technical solutions 2- Use of renewable solar energy to power the new facility, this idea eliminate additional subsea cable and pipeline crossings. 3- Administrative measures associated with the fields’ management and marine vessel control, including the establishment of dedicated navigation channels and anchorage areas. The mitigation measures span over almost all project execution phases. Some of these measures were implemented as part of awarded contracts, while others are being implemented in the engineering and detailed design phase. The remaining will be implemented in the construction phase. #riskmanagement #offshoreconstruction #projectmanagement #constructionmanagement #casestudy

EPC Contractor Appointed for Saudi Aramco’s Carbon Capture Plant Saudi Aramco appointed the EPC contractor for its new Carbon Capture Plant. The facility, designed to capture CO2 emissions, will be integrated into the sales gas compressor turbine exhaust gas stack, marking a significant leap forward in carbon capture technology. Carbon Clean will act as the consultant, providing cutting-edge solutions and expertise to support the project. 💡 Why is this development significant? 🌱 Reducing Emissions: The plant will use CycloneCC technology to capture CO2 from natural gas turbine exhaust, helping to reduce the environmental impact of natural gas operations. 🔬 Innovative Technology: CycloneCC’s compact design reduces space requirements by 50% compared to traditional systems. 💰 Cost-Effective: The technology is expected to lower total installation costs by up to 50%, making carbon capture more affordable. 🌍 Sustainability: This initiative contributes to global efforts to lower industrial carbon emissions and drive environmental sustainability. https://lnkd.in/d8KpPaax 🔗 To know more about the development, click the link! 🌐 Register for free to get exclusive updates on this development. #SaudiArabia #CarbonCapture #Innovation #Sustainability #BNCNetworks #ProjectIntelligence

Wood Saudi has secured several significant wins recently. In 2023, Wood recorded excellent growth in the Middle East region, securing $850 million in contract wins ¹ ². This growth is attributed to Wood's efforts in unlocking conventional and low-carbon energy supply, decarbonizing and optimizing energy production and processing, and extending onshore and offshore asset life in the region. Some notable projects include: - *Crude Oil to Chemicals Project*: Wood was selected to develop the world's largest fully integrated crude oil to chemicals complex in Saudi Arabia, on behalf of Saudi Aramco and SABIC ³. - *Marjan Oil Field Development*: Wood secured a multi-million dollar, five-year contract to support Saudi Aramco in the delivery of the Marjan oil field development project ⁴. - *Offshore Maintain Potential Programme*: Wood Group was awarded a six-year contract by Saudi Aramco for greenfield and brownfield engineering services, procurement, and construction management support for new facilities in the Arabian Gulf ⁵. - *Accelerated Carbon Capture and Sequestration Project*: Wood completed the front-end engineering and design scope for the first phase of Aramco's Accelerated Carbon Capture and Sequestration project in Saudi Arabia ⁶. These wins demonstrate Wood's expertise in energy transition, carbon capture, and sustainable technologies, solidifying its position as a leading engineering company in the sector.#DesignEngineering #Capex #Privatecapex #Equipment #ProcessDesign #BasicEngineering #EPC #Contractors #Electrical #LTHT #Cables #Instrumentation #EHS #Pumps #Valves #Transformers #Substations #DetailedEngineering #FEED #EPC #makeinindia #Greenhydrogen #Hydrogen #Cleanenergy #Environmentcare #LNG #Oilgas #Refining #Pipelines #Subseapipelines #Petrochemicals #Onshore #Offshore #GCC #KSA #Naturalgas #Qatar

Lamprell, a leading Middle East fabrication giant and key member of Saudi Aramco's offshore LTA framework, is expanding its presence in the region with a bid pipeline now exceeding $40 billion. The company continues to benefit from multiple EPCI project opportunities and is broadening its reach to other Middle Eastern countries and India, alongside its growth in the offshore wind sector. With key awards expected soon, Lamprell is well-positioned for continued success in the energy and infrastructure markets. Source: Upstream #infibite-industrial-solutions #Lamprell #SaudiAramco #EPCI #OffshoreEnergy #Fabrication #MiddleEast #OffshoreWind #OilAndGas #EnergyIndustry #Construction #ProjectOpportunities #BidPipeline #Innovation #EnergyInvestment #EnergyDevelopment #OffshoreOperations #Offshore #EnergyInfrastructure #Engineering #Procurement #Construction #supplier #pipes #fittings #flanges #valves

🚨 Saudi Aramco to Tender $2 Billion Project for Safaniyah Oilfield 🌍 Saudi Aramco is set to launch a $2 billion tender for the construction of new water injection facilities at the world's largest offshore oilfield, Safaniyah. This project aims to sustain the field's production capacity and is part of ongoing efforts to maintain Saudi Arabia’s maximum sustainable capacity (MSC) of 12 million barrels per day. The new facilities will be built within the existing land near Safaniyah's gas oil separation plant-1, reinforcing the company’s commitment to field capacity maintenance and brownfield development. SOurce:Upstream #infibite-industrial-solutions #SaudiAramco #OilAndGas #WaterInjection #Safaniyah #OffshoreProjects #OilfieldDevelopment #EnergyIndustry #SustainableCapacity #BrownfieldProjects #OilIndustry #Construction #Engineering #TenderOpportunities

Texas-based CB&I has secured a contract from a joint venture led by France’s Technip Energies to build two tanks for ADNOC Group's #LNG export project in UAE's Al Ruwais. #lngprime https://lnkd.in/dPrUEcEf

🚧 **Kuwait’s CGCC Submits Lowest Bid for Wafra Gas Export Pipeline** 🚧 Combined Group Contracting Company (CGCC) has announced that it submitted the lowest bid for a contract to build a pipeline exporting gas from the Wafra Joint Operations venture between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. The bid, valued at approximately 12.7 million Kuwaiti dinars ($42 million), includes the construction of pipelines to transport gas from the Wafra field to an export terminal in the Neutral Zone shared by both nations. While CGCC awaits a formal confirmation letter for the contract award, they project completion of the project within 30 months. Additionally, CGCC has secured a contract to construct flow lines and related works at productive oilfields in Southeast Kuwait, awarded by the Kuwait Oil Company, valued at KWD 3.88 million ($12.8 million). Source:zawya #infibite-industrial-solutions #Kuwait #CGCC #GasExport #Wafra #Energy #OilAndGas #Infrastructure #MiddleEast #Supplier #Pipes #Fittings #Flanges #Valves #Engineering #Procurement #Construction #Energy