Williams picks Fluor for propane dehydrogenation project work in Canada
Fluor was awarded a contract by Williams to provide preliminary engineering services for a proposed propane dehydrogenation (PDH) project near Redwater, Alberta, Canada, the companies announced on Thursday.
Fluor said it booked the contract in the fourth quarter of 2012 for an undisclosed value.
The proposed PDH facility would primarily use the propane recovered at Williams’ existing fractionation facility in Redwater, Alberta, and convert it into polymer-grade propylene, a petrochemical feedstock used in plastics manufacturing.
“Fluor is pleased to have been selected by Williams to provide preliminary engineering services for what would be Canada’s first propane dehydrogenation facility,” said Peter Oosterveer, president of Fluor’s energy and chemicals group.
“We are encouraged by the opportunities that the expansion of the Canadian oil sands provides for the chemicals industry in North America.”
Fluor’s offices in Calgary, Alberta, and Greenville, South Carolina, will be responsible for the design services along with support from the company’s office in New Delhi, India.
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