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Oil&Gas

Flatfish

FlatFish is a hybrid, fully autonomous underwater inspection drone developed by Saipem to perform autonomous inspections of subsea infrastructure. Designed to operate at depths of up to 3,000 metres, it carries out inspection activities on pipelines, subsea structures and other underwater assets, contributing to safer and more efficient offshore operations. Following the successful completion of functional tests at Saipem’s testing facility in Trieste, Italy, the project has entered its final phase, with FlatFish scheduled for deployment in Petrobras’ ultra-deepwater offshore operations in Brazil.

Petrochemical

ALBA Project – PP and PEL plants

The project consists of two plants: one for producing linear polyethylene (PEL) and another for producing polypropylene (PP), each with an annual production capacity of 300,000 tons. Both plants utilize cutting-edge technologies that ensure top energy efficiency. These technologies are leading in the market and are the first of their kind to be implemented on the Iberian Peninsula.

Energy

Turkistan CCGT Power Plant Project

The Turkistan CCGT Power Plant Project is a project located in the Turkistan Region, Kazakhstan, developed by PGU Turkestan LLP. The project involves the construction of a gas-fired combined cycle power plant with a capacity of approximately 1,000 MW, consisting of gas turbines, heat recovery steam generators and steam turbines. Its objective is to strengthen the electricity supply reliability of southern Kazakhstan, compensate for the shortage of power generation capacity and ensure greater stability for the national grid.

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