Swiss engineering group ABB has been selected by a joint venture composed of Saipem, McDermott and Chiyoda to deliver comprehensive integrated and electrical systems for Total’s $20-billion Mozambique LNG project.

The scope of the 26-month contract includes the delivery of 14 onshore electrical houses or electrical substation buildings and electrical control and power management system integration with 110-kV gas-insulated switchgears, medium voltage switchgears (33-kV, 11-kV) and low-voltage switchgears.

“Winning this project is a testament to ABB’s technical superiority in electrification technologies, as well as our highly-skilled management and engineering capabilities,” said Brandon Spencer, President of ABB Energy Industries. “We are proud to be part of Africa’s economic growth story, especially Mozambique.”

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Source: AfricaOilandPower