Foster Wheeler awarded FEED contract for Dominican LNG terminal
Foster Wheeler AG has been awarded the basic design and front-end engineering design contract by Complejo GNL del Este, a Consortium formed by Dominican and Colombian companies that participate in the energy sector of these countries, for a new LNG receiving terminal and jetty to be built in San Pedro de Marcorís in the Dominican Republic.
The Foster Wheeler contract value for this project was not disclosed and will be included in the company's first-quarter 2012 results.
Foster Wheeler has previously completed a feasibility study for the selection of the most suitable technology for the new terminal, which will be designed for a send-out capacity of 240 million ft3/d, with an LNG storage tank of 160,000 m3. The design will also consider future expansion up to 700 million ft3/d. Foster Wheeler will work with a local partner in executing this work, which is expected to be completed in September 2012.
"We are pleased to receive this award, which demonstrates our client's satisfaction with the feasibility study we have completed and Complejo GNL del Este's confidence in our LNG expertise and ability to deliver fast-track execution strategies," said Umberto della Sala, President and Chief Operating Officer, Foster Wheeler AG. "Latin America is a strategically important region for Foster Wheeler, and is a region where we already have a very strong track record in winning and successfully executing large, complex projects."
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