GE lands Ichthys contracts

By Iain Esau

 03 February 2012 01:36 GMT

Italy-based GE Oil & Gas has landed contracts worth more than $1 billion to supply ­Inpex’s Ichthys liquefied natural gas project off Australia.

GE will provide rotating equipment for a new LNG plant at Blaydin Point near Darwin, for the project’s floating production storage and offloading vessel, and for its central processing facility.

In addition, GE will supply subsea production systems for the offshore portion of the project, as well as subsea connectors for an 889-kilometre pipeline to shore.

GE will supply four gas turbines and eight compressors for the LNG plant, 10 gas turbines and ten compressors for upstream facilities plus 22 subsea production trees, five manifolds, an integrated subsea control system and a 42-inch…

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