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Home›Fossil Energy›ProSep to Supply Fuel Gas Treatment System to South East Asia
Fossil Energy

February 7, 2012 · about 14 years ago

ProSep to Supply Fuel Gas Treatment System to South East Asia

ProSep Inc, a company that provides process solutions to the oil and gas industry, today announced it was awarded a contract from a repeat customer valued at $4.5 million for the supply of a large fuel gas treatment system for an offshore oil field located in South East Asia. Delivery is expected to

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ProSep Inc, a company that provides process solutions to the oil and gas industry, today announced it was awarded a contract from a repeat customer valued at $4.5 million for the supply of a large fuel gas treatment system for an offshore oil field located in South East Asia.

Delivery is expected to occur during the second half of 2012.

“By building on the strength of our gas treatment expertise, we’ve established ourselves as a leading process equipment provider in the region. We have a strong customer base, growing order backlog and ambitious plans to continue expanding our market reach in this fast growing market,” said Jacques L. Drouin, President & CEO.

ProSep’s fuel gas treatment systems are engineered to deliver clean liquid- and solid-free natural gas. These systems are ideal for gas turbines where severe damage due to low-quality gas may otherwise occur. ProSep supplies complete packages for the provision of clean, dry and metered gas at the required temperature and pressure. This specific system will have a total capacity of approximately 29 MMSCFD.

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, February 7, 2012

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