China's CAMCE secures FEED contract for Iraq's Siba gas field
The studies will be undertaken by China IPPR International Engineering, a CAMCE subsidiary, according to Upstream. Their work covers a wide range of consultancy activities, from geological investigations and feasibility analysis to master planning, functional zoning, architectural design, and cost assessment.
The agreement focuses on establishing the field's operation center, forming a key step in the ongoing development of the Siba project, which is operated by a consortium led by Kuwait Energy.
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