Technip Energies pens services deal for Karachaganak field development
Technip Energies pens services deal for Karachaganak field development
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Summary
Karachaganak, in northwest Kazakhstan, is one of the largest oil and gas condensate fields in the world. by: Shardul Sharma
Engineering company Technip Energies, through its joint venture TKJV with KPSP, announced on June 18 the signing of a l...
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