The Algerian oil giant Sonatrach is taking a new step in the development of its energy infrastructures. Mohamed Arkab, Minister of State for Energy, Mines and Renewable Energies, officially inaugurated on Wednesday several strategic installations in the Tin-Fouyé-Tabenkort (TFT) hydrocarbon production zone, in the wilaya of

The delegation included senior executives from Sonatrach as well as the general secretary of the National Federation of Oil, Gas and Chemical Workers (FNTPGC) (FNTPGC), Hamou Touahria. “This visit is part of the follow-up of projects to develop and strengthen energy infrastructures in the Tin Fouye Tabankort region”, according to a statement from

According to the technical explanations provided on site, “the complex is composed of two treatment chains with a total capacity of 12 million m³/day of gas, 1,800 tons/day of condensate and 1,600 tons/day of LPG”, indicates the same source, specifying that “the infrastructure also includes a 125 MW power plant and &rsquot pipes” O ; extending over 355 km. ” In parallel, adds the press release, a new living base in Ain Tsila, with a capacity to accommodate 220 workers, was inaugurated. It was carried out by the National Civil and Building Engineering Company, a subsidiary of Sonatrach

A new living base for the benefit of workers in the regional management of In Amenas, under the pipeline transport business, was also inaugurated. “This infrastructure, which can accommodate 126 workers, includes accommodation rooms, a restaurant, leisure areas and ancillary equipment built in accordance with current standards, in order to ensure comfort and better working conditions for employees,” Sonatrach explained