The Oil And Gas Engineering Specialist Secured A New Six-Year Contract With Shell To Provide Asset Management Services For The Malampaya Deep-Water Gas-To-Power Project In The Philippines.
Wood Will Provide Maintenance, Modifications, And Shutdown Support Services As Part Of The Contract That Covers Shell’s Onshore Facilities In Batangas And Offshore Assets In The Malampaya Field, Near Palawan Island. The Company Did Not Provide Financial Details. The Contract Will Be Supported By Wood’s Local Presence In Manila And The Regional Upstream Center In Kuala Lumpur, Creating 60 New Positions.
Wood Has Been Supporting The Malampaya Project Through The Provision Of Subsea Pipeline Integrity Management Since 2001.
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Previously, The Company Completed The Front-End Engineering Design And Engineering, Procurement, And Construction Of The Onshore Gas Plant In The Late 1990s And Early 2000s, Providing Further Asset Support To The Gas-To-Power Facility Under A Long-Term Contract.
The Malampaya Deep-Water Gas-To-Power Project Represents One Of The Largest Investments In The History Of The Philippines. It Marked The Beginning Of The Country’s Natural Gas Industry Providing Natural Gas To Generate 3,200 Megawatts Of Power To Meet About 30% To 50% Of The Country’s Power Generation Requirements.
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