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Neste Jacobs to implement Borealis' cracker furnace upgrade

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Neste Jacobs and Borealis has signed an agreement with Neste Jacobs to deliver the complete EPCM services for the upgrade of four of its cracker furnaces in Stenungsund, Sweden, to the highest currently available standards in process safety and energy efficiency.

The investment programme covers four of the current six furnaces and the shut down of the two remaining, ageing ones. Safety and process safety will be the highest priority during programme implementation and start-up phase. The project investment value is 160 MEUR and it is scheduled to begin in late 2015 and be completed by 2020.

Neste Jacobs will carry out the project from its offices in Sweden and Finland.

"We are very proud that a leading company like Borealis considers Neste Jacobs as an essential part in the achievement of their objectives in their cracker operations upgrade," said Jarmo Suominen, CEO of Neste Jacobs. "This extensive furnace revamp project reinforces our position as a leading solution provider for petrochemical companies in the Nordic countries and it is great that Borealis has chosen Neste Jacobs as their strategic partner."

"Safe as well as highly reliable and efficient operations of our Stenungsund cracker are important for our success and therefore we chose Neste Jacobs as a competent and trustful partner," added Johann Berger, Vice President Technical Development and Engineering of Borealis. "Neste Jacobs has carried out already a significant part of the Basic Engineering of our cracker furnace revamp project and on the basis of this good co-operation, we want Neste Jacobs to carry out the implementation phase as well."

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