Atenção! A GE também acaba de faturar contrato no Comperj

Attention! GE Also Just Won Contract at Comperj

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/11/2018 at 08:12

Updated on 23/11/2018 at 20:54

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The Kerui Method Chooses GE to Provide Control and Distribution Services to All Equipment Involved in the Gas Process

GE Power was chosen by Kerui Method Construction and Assembly, which is leading the construction of the gas processing unit at Comperj for Petrobras, to supply energy solutions for the project in Itaboraí (RJ), according to a statement from the American company. The gas unit, also known as UPGN, is part of Project Rota 3, designed to transport and process the raw material from the pre-salt, from the Santos Basin to Itaboraí

The unit will be the largest of its kind in Brazil, with the capacity to process up to 21 million cubic meters of gas per day. The custom e-house solution made by GE will be the largest of its kind in Latin America, covering an area of 800 square meters, GE said in a statement.

The e-house is a modular outdoor cabinet that houses transformers, distribution panels, and medium voltage equipment, among others, and will connect each piece of electrical equipment, providing power, protection, control, and distribution to all equipment involved in the gas process. According to GE, the solution reduces the risks of power interruptions. Source: Reuters

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Locar Arrives in RJ for the Launch of the Pipelines That Will Connect the Pre-Salt to Comperj

The editorial team at Click Petróleo e Gás confirmed the information directly with Locar, following the end of its contract on the Porto de Sergipe project a few days ago, Understand the Contract Details and the Unit They Will Use, Here, the activities will be focused on the launching of the pipelines of Rota 3 at Comperj.

Soon we will release a complete list of all the companies involved in the Comperj works that will be bidding, all updated, free of charge, and sourced directly, without any intermediaries, stay tuned and activate notifications!

Attention! GE Also Just Won Contract at Comperj

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