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Jacobs licenses sulfur recovery technology to VKG for Estonia shale oil refinery

11.27.2012  | 

Services are being provided from Jacobs’ Leiden office in The Netherlands. Under the terms of the contract, Jacobs is licensing its proprietary EUROCLAUS technology to VKG; and is also providing the basic design package, training, start up and commissioning assistance services.

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Jacobs Engineering Group on Tuesday received a contract from Viru Keemia Grupp (VKG) to provide a license package and services for a sulfur recovery unit (SRU).

The SRU is part of VKG’s investment to upgrade its shale oil refinery complex in Kothla-Jarve, Estonia.

Officials did not disclose the contract value. Services are being provided from Jacobs’ Leiden office in The Netherlands.

Under the terms of the contract, Jacobs is licensing its proprietary EUROCLAUS technology to VKG; and is also providing the basic design package, training, start up and commissioning assistance services.

“As a global leader in the design of SRUs, we are delighted to receive this award, and look forward to supporting VKG on this significant shale oil project," said Jacobs vice president Robert Matha.

Jacobs says it has delivered technology for sulfur recovery and gas treating units for more then 25 years.

Its proprietary technology offers a number of features in areas such as reliability, sulfur recovery levels, sulfur emissions reduction and continuous operation.

VKG is a leading oil shale processor in Estonia. The company’s activities span the entire oil shale chain, from mining and processing to the marketing of chemicals.



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