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Chiyoda Corporation is a global integrated engineering company headquartered in Yokohama, Japan. Founded in 1948, it specializes in providing comprehensive engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for large-scale industrial plants, with particular expertise in the oil and gas, petrochemical, and energy sectors.
The company's main activities include the design and construction of LNG plants, gas processing facilities, refineries, and chemical plants. It has expanded its portfolio to encompass low-carbon and sustainable technologies such as hydrogen production and supply chains, carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), and life sciences facilities including pharmaceutical manufacturing plants.
Chiyoda operates worldwide, having delivered projects in more than 60 countries across the Middle East, Americas, Asia-Pacific, and other regions. The majority of its business is conducted internationally. It is a publicly traded company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under ticker 6366 and is part of the Chiyoda Group, with Mitsubishi Corporation as its largest shareholder.
With approximately 3,489 employees on a consolidated basis, Chiyoda positions itself as a leader in plant engineering, leveraging digital technologies and innovation to support the global energy transition and industrial development.
Also known as Chiyoda International Corporation.
chemXplore tracks 4 projects involving Chiyoda, of which 3 are active.
Besides these 3, the record holds 1 completed project.
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Front-end engineering for CO₂ liquefaction at a coal-fired Matsuura plant, advancing a cluster selected under JOGMEC toward early-2030s commercial operation.
Feasibility study of high‑pressure surface facilities for commercial enhanced geothermal systems to enable baseload power and long‑duration energy storage.
Flexible global framework gives Shell timely access to engineering and procurement expertise to accelerate mobilization and improve cost and schedule predictability.
Testing a low-latency, zero-jitter photonic network to enable real-time remote monitoring, control and anomaly detection for regional plants.
First LNG produced from Train 1 of the 18 mtpa Sabine Pass project, enabling sustained liquefaction and paving way for first cargo and full exports beginning Q2 2026.
The contract covers two LNG mega-trains, gas treatment, and CCS facilities. First LNG cargo is expected by 2031, enhancing Qatar's LNG capacity and environmental performance.
The contract involves building two LNG mega trains, boosting Qatar's LNG capacity from 77 to 142 MTPA, and capturing 2.2 MTPA of CO2 with NFS and NFW projects.
Plans to boost LNG output to 160 mtpa, bring first NFE train online mid next year, start major ethane crackers in early 2027, and expand petrochemical capacity with CPChem.
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