Sources close to the project say that a repricing exercise is a possibility, given that the prices are above the project's budget, estimated in the range of $350 million-400 million. The project involves the addition of a new LPG train with capacity of about 1 million tonnes a year (t/y). The new train will process some 220 million cubic feet a day of associated gas through gas compression, acid gas removal, gas drying, precooling and fractionation.
Chiyoda carried out the front-end engineering and design (FEED) package for the project. Stone & Webster, part of the US' Shaw Group, is the project management consultant.
Adgas already operates three liquefied natural gas (LNG) trains on Das, with combined production of about 5.4 million t/y. It also produces 1.7 million t/y of LPG, 535,000 t/y of pentane and 338,000 t/y of sulphur (MEED 6:9:02).
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