GIAP provides scientific, design and technical support on Ust-Luga Gas Processing Complex project
As a part of sub -contract works (NIPIGAZ is entering as General Contractor) GIAP is involved into criticality levels assessment and civil design quality management. Its scope includes 174 buildings (КS-3).
The Gas-processing plant is a part of the large scale complex for processing ethane-containing gas near the settlement of Ust-Luga, Leningrad Region, which also includes gas-chemical plant and transport infrastructure facilities. The design capacity of the plant is 45 billion cubic meters of ethane-containing natural gas.
NIPIGAS is a Russian leader in engineering, procurement and construction management operating in all spheres of oil-gas market: gas processing, natural gas liquefaction, gas- and petrochemistry, oil processing, products transportation & infrastructure. At present NIPIGAS is involved into major investment projects: Amur Gas Processing Plant owned by Gazprom, Integrated Natural Gas Processing and Liquefaction Plant in Ust-Luga owned by RusChemAlliance, ZapSibNeftekhim and Amur Gas-Chemical Complex owned by SIBUR, Moscow and Omsk Petroleum Refineries owned by Gazpromneft, Arctic LNG-2 owned by NOVATEC and others.
GIAP Group specializes in providing comprehensive engineering services applicable to mineral fertilizers plants and gas processing units, including turn-key projects implementation. Group is represented by six branches; the total number of employees is 500+.
GIAP has successfully performed 10+ projects on scientific & technical support during design & development of the new plants, including:
- West-Siberian Complex for Raw Hydrocarbons Deep Conversion with capacity 2.0 mln TPY with outside battery limit facilities;
- LNG complex with capacity of 1 mln TPY near Sabetta settlement.
High level of qualification and several years of experience of GIAP`s specialists enables smooth project execution and successful approval of state expert review procedures.
Currently GIAP is completing the performance of scientific&technical support for Amur Gas-Chemical Complex project.
The picture is taken from PJSC Gazprom sources.