Energy

KBR Scores Contract to Support Saudi Energy Future

The agreement will see KBR assist efforts to increase and maintain the maximum sustainable capacity across the Shaybah field's four Gas-Oil Separation Plants (GOSPs) through 2028. It said it will also support the operation of power plant and well injection facilities.
The project prioritizes sustainability by integrating carbon-free energy alternatives, carbon capture, and gas reinjection to reduce emissions, optimizing existing equipment and GOSP plot space, and evaluating a greenfield facility to enhance resource efficiency while supporting Saudi Aramco’s 2060 net-zero goals, KBR said.
“We are pleased to continue partnering with Saudi Aramco and help shape a greener future for generations to come”, Jay Ibrahim, President of KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions, said.
Earlier KBR secured from BP International Ltd. an engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM) services agreement.
The BP deal includes the delivery of EPCM services for onshore, offshore, greenfield, and brownfield conventional energy projects and new energy sector projects worldwide for three years. The agreement includes a two-year extension option. KBR said it already provides BP with licensed technology solutions.