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Rhourde El Baguel LPG Extraction Plant (REB LPG)

The Rhourde El Baguel LPG Extraction Plant is a facility designed to treat associated gas from oil production and recover LPG, condensate and dry gas. The project is linked to the Rhourde El Baguel production complex, one of Sonatrach’s Oil & Gas assets in Algeria. It has a planned processing capacity of approximately 10 million m³/day of associated gas. Expected output is estimated at around 1,000 t/day of LPG, 300 t/day of condensate and 8.7 million m³/day of dry gas.

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Rumaila Project — ESP OHTL Ringmains Phase 1 — Area C

The Rumaila Project – ESP OHTL Ringmains is an Oil & Gas project developed within the Rumaila Oil Field, in southern Iraq. The project is part of the wider ESP Ring Main Project, aimed at developing ring-main electrical infrastructure and overhead transmission lines to power wells equipped with Electrical Submersible Pumps. Its objective is to provide stable power from the Rumaila Power Plant to the ESP wells, reducing the use of diesel generators, improving operational reliability and supporting the field’s long-term oil production.

Oil&Gas

Tinrhert Fields Development

The Tinrhert Fields Development is a project developed by Sonatrach in eastern Algeria. The project involves connecting peripheral gas fields to existing processing facilities through new separation, compression, decarbonization and pipeline infrastructure. Its objective is to increase the production of natural gas, LPG and condensates, while enhancing the value of the Tinrhert field resources for the Algerian domestic market and export.

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