Bilfinger secures FEED contract for marine fuels terminal in Oman
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What happened
Bilfinger secured a contract from Shinas Marine Fuels & Oil Terminals to provide Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) consultancy for Phase 1 of a premium energy project in Oman. This project involves developing a marine fuels terminal at Shinas Port on Oman’s North Al Batinah coast. The initial phase is targeted at a capacity of around 200,000 tonnes per month.
Why it matters
The project aims to establish a modern and sustainable marine fuels facility in Oman. A key element of the design is a Desulphurization Unit, which supports regional efforts to deliver cleaner marine fuels and reduce emissions.
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Who's involved
- OmanSovereign state hosting the new marine fuels facility
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Oman
sovereign state in western Asia
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