- The Tengiz Gas Separation Complex aims to recover at least 98% of ethane from dry gas.
- The project supports the second phase of the Silleno petrochemical complex for polyethylene production.
- KMGPetrochem, a KazMunaiGas subsidiary, leads the project with Tecnimont handling engineering, procurement, and commissioning.
- About 400 Kazakh companies participated in the Local Content Forum to engage local businesses.
Project Launch
The Tengiz Gas Separation Complex (GSC) project has officially commenced in the Atyrau Region, Kazakhstan. The project is spearheaded by KMGPetrochem, a subsidiary of KazMunaiGas, with Tecnimont responsible for engineering, procurement, and commissioning.
Technical Scope
The facility is designed to recover at least 98% of ethane from dry gas. Its output will support the second phase of the Silleno petrochemical complex, which focuses on polyethylene production.
Local Engagement
A Local Content Forum was held to involve the local industry in the GSC project. Approximately 400 Kazakh companies participated, aiming to integrate local businesses and stakeholders into the project activities.
Strategic Importance
The Tengiz and Silleno projects are significant for Kazakhstan, introducing technologies and scales previously unseen in the country. These initiatives are expected to strengthen the national petrochemical sector.
