CB&I awarded methanol FEED contract by IGP Methanol
Published by Anna Nicklin,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
CB&I has been awarded a contract by IGP Methanol LLC, under which CB&I will provide front-end engineering and design services to produce a binding lump sum price for a Gulf Coast Methanol complex to be located in Myrtle Grove, Louisiana, US. The complex will consist of four identical methanol trains and associated utilities. Each methanol train will have a capacity of 1.8 million tpy of methanol production from natural gas. The FEED contract also includes terms for exclusive selection of CB&I for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of each of the four methanol trains.
The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) issued a Title V air-quality operating permit for the grassroots complex on 4 January 2018. When complete, Gulf Coast Methanol will produce 7.2 million tpy of methanol, making it the world's largest permitted methanol production facility.
Alongside the selection of CB&I as its FEED and EPC contractor, IGP and its partners have selected project partners for natural gas supply, gas transportation, oxygen and nitrogen supply, as well as storage and loading.
"CB&I looks forward to partnering with IGP for this significant methanol project by providing FEED services with the exclusive opportunity to execute full EPC for each of the four methanol trains at a later date," said Duncan Wigney, CB&I's Executive Vice President of Engineering & Construction.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/petrochemicals/07022018/cbi-awarded-methanol-feed-contract-by-igp-methanol/
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