SOCAR to build enlarged oil collection point on Neft Dashlary field
Neftegasstroi trust, construction company of SOCAR, continues construction of the enlarged oil collection point on Neft Dashlary (Oil Rocks) field, reported SOCAR press office.
The construction works to upgrade the outdated enlarged separation installations on Neft Dashlary, centralized collection of strata waters to prevent pollution of the Caspian Sea by oil products and protection of environment by creation of utilization system include construction of the enlarged separation installations (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5 и 5A) and the Central oil collection point.
Construction of the enlarged separation installations 1A and 2A and the Central oil collection point is planned to be completed by the end of the year.
The construction works are carried out by the division No 7 of Neftegastroi trust.—0—
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- 5 July 2014 13:15
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