Greece: EPCM Technip FMC Wins Contract for New Naphtha Complex in Greece
Technip FMC has secured an engineering, procurement and construction management services contract from Motor Oil Hellas for a new naphtha complex in Greece. The new naphtha project is expected to have a capacity of 22,000 barrels per day.
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London/UK – Technip FMC has recently been awarded a significant(1) Engineering, Procurement and Construction management (EPCM) services contract for the construction of a new naphtha complex for Motor Oil Hellas’ Corinth Refinery in Greece.
This new naphtha complex will have a capacity of 22,000 barrels per day and consist of three new process units: a naphtha hydrotreater unit, a platforming unit and an isomerisation unit. Upon completion, the complex will allow Motor Oil Hellas Refinery to increase its production of Euro 5 gasoline, aligned with its strategy to increase the production of clean fuels. The project also includes upgrading the existing utilities and offsite units to meet the requirements of the new complex.
This award follows the successful execution of Technip FMC’s Feed (front end engineering design) for the same complex.
Catherine Mac Gregor, President of Technip FMC’s Onshore/Offshore business, commented: “With this project, Technip FMC strengthens its expertise in the delivery of complex projects and its leadership within the European downstream market. This project also illustrates the strong historical relationship between Technip FMC and Motor Oil Hellas over the past 45 years.”
(1) For Technip FMC, a ‘significant’ contract is between 75 million dollars and 250 million dollars.

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