Aramco, Hyundai sign contract for ethane recovery project
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Saudi Aramco and South Korea’s Hyundai signed contracts for the Uthmaniyah Ethane Deep Recovery Project, according to Aramco’s official website. The project involves the recovery of ethane, propane and natural gas liquids.
Al Gabsani, Aramco’s executive director of Project Management, expressed his satisfaction with the quality of their previous work together with Hyundai director, Jae Ho and project director, Chul Ho and his hopes to maintain and further improve their communication during the project.
Al Gabsani, Aramco’s executive director of Project Management, expressed his satisfaction with the quality of their previous work together with Hyundai director, Jae Ho and project director, Chul Ho and his hopes to maintain and further improve their communication during the project.
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