Fluor Awarded EPC Project by Valero Energy Corporation

Under the Planning (Wales) Act 2015, this is the maiden project to receive planning permission as a Development of National Significance process. The project will be carried out on a cost reimbursable basis by Fluor’s integrated engineering team in Farnborough and at the Pembroke Refinery.

UK – Fluor Corporation has recently announced that it was awarded the engineering, procurement and construction of Valero Energy Corporation’s combined heat and power cogeneration project at its Pembroke Refinery in Wales, UK. Fluor booked the undisclosed contract value in the third quarter of 2018.

Fluor’s scope of work includes design, procurement, construction and commissioning support for the new 45 Mega Volt Amps natural gas-fired combustion turbine generator system that will supply power and steam to enhance the refinery’s energy efficiency and operations. The scope also includes substations, transformers, electrical and piping tie-ins and a fuel gas pipeline system.

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The project, the first to receive planning permission as a Development of National Significance process under the Planning (Wales) Act 2015, will be executed on a cost reimbursable basis by an integrated engineering team located at Fluor’s office in Farnborough and at the Pembroke Refinery.

Fluor’s UK office is in Farnborough, Hampshire from where the company serves a wide range of industries including energy, chemicals, government, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, infrastructure, mining and power.