ABB wins automation for Saudi Aramco, Dow plant
Automation technology group ABB has won the main automation contract for Sadara Chemical Co, the Saudi Arabia joint venture between Saudi Aramco and Dow Chemical.
Work is underway on establishing Sadara and the related integrated chemical complex in Jubail Industrial City, Saudi Arabia. When fully operational in 2015, the facility will be the largest plastics and chemicals production complex ever built in a single phase.
All parties have agreed not to disclose the amount of the order, company officials said.
ABB was selected as the project's main automation contractor (MAC).
The scope of supply includes process automation systems, safety systems, project management, project engineering, commissioning assistance, post-commissioning site support, as well as engineering, operator, and maintenance technician training.
“ABB's combination of leading-edge technology and extensive global and regional resources help it consistently execute large, complex projects like this one, so that our customers can operate successfully from the outset,” said Veli-Matti Reinikkala, head of ABB’s process automation division.
“Our competitiveness, long-term customer relationships and commitment to providing solutions achieving the highest levels of safety and efficiency were key factors in winning this order.”
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