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Fluor Corporation (Fluor) is a U.S.-based, publicly traded engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company headquartered in Irving, Texas. Founded in 1912, the company delivers complex capital projects for clients worldwide across energy, chemicals, infrastructure, mining and metals, government and industrial markets.
For the chemical industry, Fluor provides end-to-end services spanning studies and front-end engineering design (FEED) through EPC, commissioning, start-up, and operations and maintenance. Its portfolio includes petrochemical and polymer units, downstream refining and aromatics, fertilizers, specialty chemicals, and emerging low‑carbon and circular chemistry projects such as hydrogen, carbon capture and bio-based fuels. Fluor utilizes global engineering centers, supply chain management, modularization and fabrication capabilities to execute large-scale, multi-unit sites and debottlenecking, as well as brownfield revamps and turnarounds.
Also known as Fluor Corporation.
chemXplore tracks 28 projects involving Fluor, of which 14 are active.
Besides these 14, the record holds 8 completed projects, 4 on hold and 2 cancelled.
14 more active projects and the 14 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 28 in chemXplore
3 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
NRC approved a construction permit for a proposed advanced nuclear plant to supply zero‑carbon electricity and high‑temperature steam to a Seadrift chemical site; permit is not a decision to build.
Revenue rose 10% to $3.7B; GAAP EPS $1.16 and adjusted EPS $0.77. Q3 buybacks $300M; affirms 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance of $500–$525M.
Creates a locally anchored platform combining global EPC expertise with local market knowledge to execute energy, petrochemical and industrial projects in Venezuela.
Brownfield expansion adds a fourth process line to raise concentrator throughput from ~130,000 to 165,000 t/d; construction expected in 2027; contract value undisclosed, revenue recognized Q3 2026.
Pause of a local CCS project due to immature CO₂ transport and storage value chains and insufficient economic conditions. Geseke plant operations continue; other CCS projects proceed.
EPCM award for Coastal GasLink Phase 2 covers detailed engineering, procurement and construction management for five compressor stations in BC; contract >€200m with 4+ year execution.
220,000 tonnes/year biomethanol from waste wood and organic residues in Delfzijl; integrates torrefaction, gasification, syngas cleaning and methanol synthesis; roll‑out option for future sites.
Licence and engineering deal for synthesis-gas-to-methanol technology; Delfzijl plant to produce 220,000 tonnes/year; standardised Blueprint converts waste wood and organic residues into biomethanol.
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