Phase
3B
of
the
Escravos
Gas
Plant,
designed
to
gather
120
million
cubic
feet
of
gas
per
day
from
eight
offshore
fields
and
then
compress
and
transport
it
to
onshore
facilities,
had
already
been
delayed
by
a
year.
Phase
3A
will
feed
an
$8.4
billion
gas-to-liquids
plant
nearby
when
that
starts
up
next
year,
having
itself
been
delayed
for
three
years
and
seen
its
estimated
cost
more
than
double,
Reuters
reported.
Construction
continued
on
Phase
B
last
year,
Chevron
said,
and
the
project
is
now
expected
to
be
completed
in
2016.
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