Caspian: gas injection

Agip KCO, an Eni affiliate acting as operator of the North Caspian Sea Production Sharing Agreement, has awarded GE Energy a contract to supply an ultra high-pressure, sour gas injection system for the Kashagan oilfield in the North Caspian Sea. Located off the coast of Kazakhstan, Kashagan is one of the largest fields discovered over the last 30 years. The North Caspian Sea joint venture participants include the following contracting companies: Agip Caspian Sea BV (Eni), BG International Ltd., ExxonMobil Kazakhstan Inc., Shell Kazakhstan Development BV, Total E&P Kazakhstan, ConocoPhillips and Inpex North Caspian Sea Ltd. Associated sour gas will be injected back into the oil reservoir at pressures up to 760 bar, the highest discharge pressure ever developed for gas injection. The scope of GE Energy’s contract covers the initial gas injection system including the supply and full-load testing of two turbo compressor lines, engineering, procurement and technical field supervision.





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