Sinopec, has secured a contract from Aramco Saudi for a project in Saudi Arabia. The contract will focus on the development of the Marjan oil field, which is one of Aramco’s major expansion projects in the region.
Aramco’s big contract
The contract includes the construction of production and processing facilities, as well as the installation of subsea platforms and pipelines. installation of subsea platforms and pipelines. . This effort seeks to increase the production capacity of the Marjan field, aligning with Aramco’s plans to expand its oil and gas production in the Persian Gulf.
On the other hand, Sinopec has highlighted the strategic importance of this contract, stressing that it strengthens bilateral cooperation between China and Saudi Arabia in the energy sector. The Chinese company will contribute its vast experience in projects, guaranteeing high safety standards and operational efficiency.
This contract is part of Aramco’s expansion plan, known as the Capacity Increase Program, which aims to increase the company’ s oil production. With substantial investments in infrastructure and technology, Aramco plans to increase its production capacity in the coming years.
Aramco’s commitment
In addition, the agreement with Sinopec reflects Aramco’s commitment to diversifying and modernizing its operations. By integrating advanced technologies and sustainable practices, the Saudi Arabian company seeks to maintain its leadership in the global energy industry.
In terms of economic impact, this project is expected to generate thousands of jobs and strengthen the local economy. Investments in infrastructure and technology will not only benefit the energy industry, but also other associated sectors.
From a technical perspective, Sinopec will use state-of-the-art technologies to ensure the efficiency and safety of the project. The implementation of advanced control and monitoring systems will optimize operations and minimize environmental risks.
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Source: Offshore Energy
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