Its role EPC
Zhongyi Wood Engineering Co., Ltd., operating as Wood China, is the sole China-based business execution platform of the international engineering consultancy Wood Group. The company provides integrated engineering services covering consulting, design, project management (PMC), EPC/EPCm contracting, supply chain management, asset optimization, and digital solutions throughout the project asset lifecycle.
Its core activities span the oil and gas, refining, petrochemical, chemical, coal chemical, new materials, mining, life sciences, and clean energy sectors. Headquartered in Shanghai with seven offices across China including in Huizhou, Shenyang, and Yinchuan, Wood China employs more than 800 staff and holds extensive qualifications such as Class A design qualifications for the chemical and petrochemical industries and first-class petrochemical construction contracting licenses.
The company is structured as a joint venture owned 50% by Amec Foster Wheeler Group Co., Ltd., 30% by Shanghai Zhongyi Petrochemical Engineering Technology Co., Ltd., and 20% by Supcon Technology Co., Ltd. It forms part of the global Wood organization within the Sidara alliance, combining global resources with deep local market knowledge.
Wood China serves prominent clients including Sinopec, CNPC, CNOOC, and international firms like BASF, Shell, and BP. It has executed major EPC scopes, such as plant-wide piping, power distribution, and utilities for Sinopec Tianjin Petrochemical's Nangang ethylene and downstream cluster project, establishing its role as a key engineering partner in China's petrochemical and energy sectors.
Also known as 伍德中国 and 众一阿美科福斯特惠勒工程有限公司.
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Expands integrated refining‑chemical bases, advances oil‑to‑chemicals and specialty conversions, deploys RTC units and high‑end carbon materials to secure supply chains for advanced manufacturing.
Units move to stabilise refining volumes, raise new‑materials output and upgrade product mix while pushing structural adjustment under the 'one base, two wings, three chains, four new' pattern.
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