Its roles Investor / Financier Technology / equipment supplier
Baker Hughes Company (Baker Hughes) is a global energy technology and industrial services provider serving the oil and gas, LNG, power, and broader process industries. The company designs and supplies turbomachinery and process equipment (including compressors, pumps, valves, and gas turbines), subsea and surface systems, and measurement, sensing, and condition-monitoring technologies.
For the chemical sector, Baker Hughes provides production and process chemicals, treatment programs, and related services that support upstream, midstream, refining, and petrochemical operations—covering flow assurance, corrosion and scaling control, asset integrity, water management, and operational efficiency. Its offerings also span plant reliability and digital monitoring (e.g., vibration and emissions monitoring) relevant to chemical and petrochemical facilities. The company participates in energy transition technologies such as carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), hydrogen, and geothermal solutions, which intersect with industrial and chemical value chains.
Also known as Baker Hughes Incorporated.
chemXplore tracks 13 projects involving Baker Hughes, of which 10 are active.
Besides these 10, the record holds 1 completed project, 1 on hold and 1 cancelled.
10 more active projects and the 3 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 13 in chemXplore →
1 active project carries no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Main EPC and drilling contracts signed; project targets >3 TCF resources and up to 500 mmscf/d plateau, start-up H1 2028, gas to be processed in Egypt and liquefied at Damietta.
Proforma gearing at a historic low of 9% and adjusted CFFO lifted to €16.5bn; underlying E&P output +7% to 1.83 mln boe/d. Strategic deals include Junin 5 relaunch and asset monetisations.
Two binding agreements transfer 10% interests across multiple Indonesian PSCs, covering producing gas fields, major discoveries and hub projects; completions subject to regulatory approvals.
New offshore hub will collect CO₂ from North West England and North Wales and route it via repurposed pipelines to depleted gas reservoirs; delivered in under 18 months; project ~50% complete.
FEED covers engineering, permitting documentation and FERC support for a 25 MTPA LNG export terminal; EPC will follow after FEED completion, FERC clearance and the client’s FID.
0.8 mtpa of LNG contracted for 20 years from Port Arthur LNG in Texas to reduce spot exposure and improve gas-supply flexibility.
Valued at USD $500–$750M, the deal covers project management, engineering, procurement and installation support, executed from hubs in Houston, Perth, London and Kuala Lumpur.
First complete cross-border CCS value chain; captures 800,000 tCO₂/yr from ammonia, shipped to Norway for permanent seabed storage, ~12 Mt over 15 years.
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