Hyundai Heavy Industries receives orders for marine equipment engineering

Recently, Hyundai Heavy Industries signed a contract with a world-class oil predator in Nigeria for a marine equipment project worth 1 trillion won (about $900 million).
The project is to build two gas platforms and residences installed on the offshore gas field in the southeastern part of Nigeria. The weight is equivalent to 16,000 tons, collecting 120 million cubic meters of natural gas per day, and then producing 300 million. Cubic meters of gas.
The equipment was built at Hyundai Heavy Industries' Ulsan Marine Plant and a local plant in Nigeria and will be installed in the sea in Nigeria in the second half of 2014.
Including this order, Hyundai Heavy Industries has achieved its goal of $19.8 billion in the field of shipbuilding and marine installations, including Hyundai Sanhu Heavy Industries.
Hyundai Heavy Industries will be the engineer in the design, purchase, construction, installation and trial operation of the project, which is a contract for the signing of an EPIC.
Following the acquisition of the EGP-3 project in Nigeria, Hyundai Heavy Industries has built the USAN FPSO and is currently installing it locally. In 2007, it acquired large-scale marine equipment projects such as the Ofon project, and is still working and looking forward to it. Acquired an order for a very large FPSO project in Nigeria.