US CB&I wins latest engineering contract for IGP Methanol Gulf megacomplex

Tom Brown

05-Feb-2018

LONDON (ICIS)–CB&I has won a contract to work on IGP Methanol’s 7.2m tonne/year Gulf Coast methanol production complex, the US-headquartered engineering firm said on Monday.

Following the award of a technology contract to Denmark’s Halfor Topsoe on 30 January, CB&I has won a contract including front end engineering and design (FEED) services to produce a binding lump sum price for the complex, to be built in Myrtle Grove, Louisiana.

The contract includes terms for the exclusive selection of CB&I for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of the four methanol trains to be developed at the site.

Slated to be the world’s largest methanol production complex, the facility is expected to be made up of four identical methanol production units of 1.8m tonnes/year apiece, utilising Topsoe’s methanol production technology.

The complex is expected to begin production in 2020, after IGP first announced it in January 2018.

READ MORE

Global News + ICIS Chemical Business (ICB)

See the full picture, with unlimited access to ICIS chemicals news across all markets and regions, plus ICB, the industry-leading magazine for the chemicals industry.

Contact us

Now, more than ever, dynamic insights are key to navigating complex, volatile commodity markets. Access to expert insights on the latest industry developments and tracking market changes are vital in making sustainable business decisions.

Want to learn about how we can work together to bring you actionable insight and support your business decisions?

Need Help?

Need Help?