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- gazprom.com Projects amur-gppThe Amur Gas Processing Plant (GPP) near the town of Svobodny, Amur Region, is one of the largest gas processing enterprises in the world.
- wwg.eu.com news-blog/eac-certification-for-amur-…The Amur GPP is constructed to produce such substances as helium, ethane, propane, butane and other gases valued in the gas chemical and other industries.
- nipigas.ru en/services/our-projects/stroitelstvo-…The GPP will also include the world's largest production of helium — up to 60 million cubic metres per year. The Amur GPP will cover a total area of 853 hectares.
- techconfronts.com 17260104-amur-gpp-amur-gas-…The design capacity of this pipeline is 38 billion cubic meters per year. One of the most important facilities of this gas pipeline is the Amur GPP.
- vk.com video-184319935_456239368Overall progress of Amur GPP construction reaches 84.44% by early April 2022. ... Overall progress of the Amur GPP project reached 74.6% in March 2021.
- markets.ft.com data/announce/full…"The Amur GPP will become one of the largest gas processing plants in the world. Its construction is well underway: as of today, the project is 54 per cent...
- casetassf.es amur-gpp-workers/Amur GPP. Accommodation Camp for 17,250 workers. ... Amur-GPP-Workers-Accommodation-Camp-for-18000-Man-1. previous arrow.
- http://ship.gr news6/gazprom149m.htmThe first foundation for the Amur gas processing plant (GPP) was solemnly laid today in the Svobodnensky District of the Amur Region.
- tass.com economy/1578005The construction of the plant continues. As of early February, progress on the Amur GPP construction project reaches 88.15%," the statement said.
- hydrocarbons-technology.com Amur Gas Processing Plant, Amur RegionAmur gas processing plant is being constructed in the Svobodnensky District of Russia to be the biggest natural gas processing facilities in the world.Bulunamadı: gpp
- bitcoinminershashrate.com gazprom-considers-it-…The construction of the Amur GPP with a planned processing volume of 42 billion cubic meters of gas per year has been underway since 2015.