Technip awarded contract for Ineos ethane cracker in Belgium

Technip awarded contract for Ineos ethane cracker in Belgium
Paris-based Technip Energies says it has been awarded a large contract for the proprietary equipment supply for Ineos Olefins Belgium NV’s 1,450 kilotonnes/year ethane cracker in Antwerp, Belgium. It will supply proprietary gas-cracking equipment; furnaces designed to fire hydrogen as fuel, able to transition to full hydrogen firing in future. Technip awarded | Online since 2014, Energy, Oil & Gas (EOG) Asia, is a leading online source of industry-specific news and information, which covers key development updates (discoveries, exploration & drilling, deepwater & subsea production, etc.) Borealis/Axpo Nordic tie-up for wind energy for Swedish plant. Teijin to deploy power cogeneration at Japanese facility. Elix Polymers Spanish plant to use electricity consumption from renewable sources. Wanhua Chemical partners with Agilis for digital portal for TPUs. Mitsubishi Power completes mega power plant in Thailand. EOG Asia Facebook Technip Technip  - EOG Asia

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Paris-based Technip Energies says it has been awarded a large contract for the proprietary equipment supply for Ineos Olefins Belgium NV’s 1,450 kilotonnes/year ethane cracker in Antwerp, Belgium. It will supply proprietary gas-cracking equipment; furnaces designed to fire hydrogen as fuel, able to transition to full hydrogen firing in future.

The cracker is designed using Technip Energies’ latest enhancement on technologies to achieve a CO2 footprint less than 50% of the best 10% of European crackers. The furnaces are modularised and designed to fire high hydrogen fuel, and to transition to 100% hydrogen firing in the future, in addition to the plant being carbon capture ready. The plant design maximises the use of modularisation, using Technip Energies’ extensive experience in modularized LNG projects.

Bhaskar Patel, SVP Sustainable Fuels, Chemicals and Circularity, Technip Energies, stated “We are very pleased that Ineos selected our low carbon ethane cracker technology and equipment for this sizeable project. Utilising our extensive experience with modular design will result in a reduced site assembly footprint with sustainable features to reduce emissions.”