Caspian Sea

NCOC appoints service provider for Kashagan rotating equipment

Partnership will develop the Kashagan oil field.

KTR-WG
03/04/2014 18:10
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KTR-WG Turbine Services, a joint venture between Wood Group GTS and KazTurboRemont, has secured a long-term service agreement with North Caspian Production Operating Co.
The partnership will support rotating equipment used to develop the 5,600-sq km (2,162-sq mi) Kashagan oil field in the Caspian Sea.
This includes six GE Frame 6B, two GE Frame 5D, three Siemens SGT-600 and four Rolls-Royce RB211 gas turbines, and all driven equipment, steam turbines, standby diesels and compressors.
Initially the contract has an eight-year term, and covers the supply of parts, repairs, planned maintenance, and supervisors to manage the full scope of rotating equipment.
KazTurboRemont plans to establish a gas turbine component repair facility in Kazakhstan, which will train local supervisors.

KTR-WG Turbine Services, a joint venture between Wood Group GTS and KazTurboRemont, has secured a long-term service agreement with North Caspian Production Operating Co.


The partnership will support rotating equipment used to develop the 5,600-sq km (2,162-sq mi) Kashagan oil field in the Caspian Sea.


This includes six GE Frame 6B, two GE Frame 5D, three Siemens SGT-600 and four Rolls-Royce RB211 gas turbines, and all driven equipment, steam turbines, standby diesels and compressors.


Initially the contract has an eight-year term, and covers the supply of parts, repairs, planned maintenance, and supervisors to manage the full scope of rotating equipment.


KazTurboRemont plans to establish a gas turbine component repair facility in Kazakhstan, which will train local supervisors.

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