Its roles EPC Technology / equipment supplier
ABB Ltd (ABB) is a Swiss‑Swedish industrial technology company headquartered in Zurich. The group develops and supplies technologies across electrification, motion, process automation, robotics, and digital solutions for utilities, industry, transport, and infrastructure.
For the chemical and energy value chains, ABB provides distributed control systems (such as System 800xA), safety instrumented systems, instrumentation and analyzers, variable‑speed drives and motors, electrical balance‑of‑plant, and power distribution equipment including switchgear and substations. Its offerings support plant design and operations, maintenance, asset performance, and grid integration across refineries, petrochemicals, bulk and specialty chemicals, as well as emerging segments including hydrogen and battery materials.
ABB operates globally with engineering, manufacturing, and service networks and participates in long‑term supply and framework agreements with industrial operators and EPCs. The company is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (ABBN) and trades on the NYSE via ADRs (ABB).
Also known as ABB Ltd.
chemXplore tracks 15 projects involving ABB, of which 9 are active.
Besides these 9, the record holds 4 completed projects, 1 on hold and 1 cancelled.
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Chairman sets priorities on supply‑chain resilience, green development and open innovation; Sinopec signs US$41.3bn in procurement deals with 37 partners.
Hit nominal capacity; platform 180 km offshore; high permo-porosity, thick reservoir supports strong flows; Búzios will host 12 FPSOs with two due in 2027.
Operational efficiency, FPSO ramp-ups and fewer shutdown losses drove output growth, supported by 12 new wells and refinery and decarbonization advances.
Craig makes safety his first priority after two recent site fatalities, flags FY2026 results (US$33bn EBITDA; US$13bn profit), confirms Jansen first production mid next year and 3–4% CAGR to 2035.
Two fatalities at operations; copper output fell amid planned grade declines, maintenance and weather; Jansen Stage 1 is 87% complete and on track for mid‑2027 start; copper prices ~50% higher YoY.
Left Singapore on 18/10 bound for the Búzios pre-salt field; part of the 80-series of six platforms with nominal 225,000 bpd and 12 million m³ gas compression capacity; start expected next year.
H1: revenues €4.7m, EBITDA -€18.8m, cash €23.9m; first FDCA batch produced; planned equity raise ≥€55m and proposed €20m facility; Worley contractual close‑out finalised.
First FDCA batch produced at Delfzijl; product qualification begins with aim for commercial sales by end of 2026.
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