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INDEX

SAIPEM TODAY 4

SAIPEM ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION 6

POWER GENERATION 8

COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS (CCPP) 14

COGENERATIONPOWER PLANTS (COPP) 22

SIMPLE CYCLEPOWER PLANTS (SCPP) 24

INTEGRATED GASIFICATION COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS (IGCC) 26

INDUSTRIAL PLANTS (IP) 36

WASTE TO ENERGY POWER PLANTS (WTEPP) 40


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SAIPEMTODAYSAIPEM TODAY IS A WORLD LEADER IN THE GLOBAL SUPPLY OF ENGINEERING, PROCUREMENT, PROJECT MANAGEMENT,CONSTRUCTION AND DRILLING SERVICES WITH DISTINCTIVECAPABILITIES IN THE DESIGN AND EXECUTION OF LARGE-SCALEOFFSHORE AND ONSHORE PROJECTS.

Saipem has a strong bias towards oiland gas frontiers, namely activitiesin harsh and remote areas, in deepwaters as well as in extremely cold andhot environments, applying significanttechnological competences in manydiverse fields such as gas monetizationand heavy oil exploitation.

Saipem is organized in two BusinessUnits: Engineering & Constructionand Drilling.


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SAIPEMENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTIONFOLLOWING AN AGGRESSIVE GROWTH STRATEGY, WHICH INCLUDEDIN THE LAST DECADE THE ACQUISITION OF MANY CONSTRUCTION,TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING COMPANIES, MOST PROMINENTLYOF SNAMPROGETTI, BOUYGUES OFFSHORE, SOFRESID AND MOSSMARITIME, SAIPEM HAS BECOME ONE OF THE WORLD LARGESTAND MOST COMPLETE ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANIESIN THE GLOBAL OIL AND GAS MARKETS, ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE.


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Ever since its initial steps in the fiftiesas the construction division of Snam,the pipeline company of the Eni Groupin Italy, Saipem has pursueda systematic growth strategy, basedon the development of internal assets,expertise and skilled resources, as wellas on the acquisition of other playerswith their own asset bases, such asMicoperi in late eighties, and manyothers.

In the last decade, Saipem hascontinued its growth by acquiringBouygues Offshore and Sofresid inFrance, Moss Maritime in Norway, IDPEin India and Snamprogetti in Italy,and by carrying out a multibillioninvestment program into the expansionof its offshore construction and drillingfleets. Since the year 2000, Saipem’smarket capitalization has grown morethan sixfold and its revenues tenfold.(*)

The organizational integration ofthis considerable asset base, namelythe network of engineering centres,fabrication and support yards in severalcontinents as well as the offshoreconstruction fleet, has been completedgradually over the years - most recentlywith the creation of a unified BusinessUnit Engineering & Construction,an entity with over 30,000 employees(excluding corporate and BU Drillingstaff) from over 100 nationalities,with over 60 permanent establishments

and numerous project executioncentres around the globe, and withyearly revenues exceeding 10 billion €/y;all held together by outstanding projectmanagement skills.

Through the involvement of our globalEP(I)C hubs in Milan, Rome and Fano(Italy), Paris (France) and Chennai(India), which operate in connectionwith a growing number of medium sizeand smaller regional engineeringand project execution centresemploying altogether over 7,000engineers, Saipem balances highproject execution quality with acompetitive cost and - most importantly- with a major emphasis on localknow-how and content.

This well-integrated multicenterapproach provides a consistent designand robust execution philosophyon all our projects worldwide.Top priority is provided throughoutto all HSEQ aspects.

Saipem therefore offers a completerange of project definitionand execution services, offshoreand onshore, particularly forthe complex “mega-projects” requiredby the market today: from feasibilityand conceptual studies to complexintegrated solutions combining design,engineering, procurement, fieldconstruction, fabrication and offshore

installation; also revamps, upgradings,maintenance, decommissionings,reclamations and decontaminations.

Saipem today operates in virtually everyworld market, often in remote locationswith harsh environmental conditionsand challenging logistics, leveragingon its proven experience across themost significant product lines in the oiland gas production onshore, offshore,in deepwater; gas and oiltransportation via offshore and onshorepipeline systems; midstream, refining,chemicals, power generation from fossilas well as from renewable sources;environmental industries, maritimeworks and infrastructure.

This new series, therefore, outlinesSaipem’s integrated referencesin engineering and constructionmarkets offshore and onshore,according to individual businessand technology lines.

(*) Until Dec. 31, 2010


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POWER GENERATIONDURING OUR HISTORY, WHICH AT THIS POINTEXCEEDS 50 YEARS, SAIPEM AND OTHERCONSTITUENT COMPANIES HAVE DESIGNEDAND BUILT MORE THAN 40 PLANTSPRODUCING POWER FROM A VARIETY OF FEEDSTOCKS, IN MANY WORLD MARKETS,FOR A TOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITYEXCEEDING 10,000 MW.

In recent years, we have built morethan 20 Combined and Simple CyclePower Plants (CCPP and SCPP)including two large CCPPs exceeding1,000 MW each.

In addition, we have designed andbuilt on an EPC/Lump Sum Turn Keybasis the two largest IGCC (IntegratedGasification Combined Cycle) powerplants in the world, based on heavyrefinery residues as feedstocks, withthe power production capacity of 550MW and 512 MW respectively.

This performance has been achievedthrough a strong organization, asubstantial engineering capability anda quick development of propercompetences in critical areas.

One of Saipem flagship achievementsis the recent implementation of fourlarge Combined Cycle Power Plantson a virtually simultaneous basis forEniPower, a wholly owned subsidiaryof Eni and a new producer of powerfrom gas.

This target has been achievedthrough:

Standardization of the power generation module. Homogeneity of plant designs, minimizing the impact of the peculiarities of each site.Management of delays in permitting and approval processes.


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Saipem has access to all the mostadvanced technologies andequipment in the power productionsectors.

In particular, the Group is in a positionto select and to offer to its clients theequipment that is best suited to meettheir requirements, as we are notbound by any exclusivity agreementwith gas or steam turbinemanufacturers or boilermanufacturers.

However, Saipem has cooperated withall main gas turbine manufacturers:General Electric, Alstom Power,

Ansaldo Energia, Mitsubishi HeavyIndustries, Siemens.

Also in the power plant area, ourGroup organization is structured tocarry out our primary mission ofdesigning and building power plantsbased on EPC/Lump Sum Turn Keycontracts, offering to our clients the advantages of single-point-responsibility and all-encompassing guarantees on cost,quality and completion timing for thenew investments.

However, should the clients prefer asequential execution mode, our range

of services covers also individualservices, namely:

Consulting and Feasibility Studies.Environmental Impact Assessment.Basic and Detail Engineering.Project Management.Procurement.Construction Managementand Supervision.Commissioning and Plant Start-up.Training.


COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS (CCPP)

PRIOLO 480 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT - ITALY• Huge number of interfaces with existing refinery

• A variety of complex operating modes

• Severe space constraints

PLANT ARRANGEMENT: Multi Shaft

GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier4 Frame 6FA 75 MW G.E.

HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORn° pressure level steam re-heating supplier4 3 85 t/h YES NECCT

STEAM TURBINE GENERATORn° capacity casing discharge supplier2 90 MW DOUBLE RADIAL Ansaldo

Qatar, Mesaieed QAFCO V EngineeringProcurement

200 (4GTG+1STG) Frame 6E Construction 2011

Italy, Priolo Erg Nuce EngineeringProcurement

480 (4GTG+2STG) Frame 6FA Construction 2009

COUNTRY CLIENT CAPACITY TURBINE SCOPE ON STREAMLOCATION MW MODEL OF WORK

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Italy, Ferrara S.E.F. EngineeringProcurement

790 (2GTG+2STG) V94.3A Construction 2008



FERRARA 790 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT - ITALY• Severe environmental constraints

• Large water system facilities

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GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier2 V94.3A 260 MW Ansaldo




Nigeria, Okpai NAOC EngineeringProcurement

480 (2GTG+1STG) GT13 Construction 2006



OKPAI 480 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT - NIGERIA• Very difficult environmental conditions

• Early completion, fast track execution requirements

• Complex logistics

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GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier2 GT13 160 MW Alstom

HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORn° pressure level steam re-heating supplier2 70 230 t/h YES Alstom

STEAM TURBINE GENERATORn° capacity casing discharge supplier1 130 MW SINGLE RADIAL Alstom


Italy, Brindisi EniPower EngineeringProcurement




BRINDISI 1185 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT - ITALY• Largest power plant designed and built by Saipem

• Different cooling system of condensers

• Large seawater cooling tower

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GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier3 V94.3A 260 MW Ansaldo




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Italy, Mantova EniPower EngineeringProcurement


Italy, Ravenna EniPower Engineering Procurement


Italy, Ferrera Erbognone EniPower Engineering1050 (2GTG+2STG) V94.3A Procurement

(1GTG+1STG) V94.2 Construction 2004



FERRERA ERBOGNONE 1050 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT - ITALY• First example of modularization

• GTG fed with syngas (see IGCC section)


GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier2 V94.3A 260 MW Ansaldo1 V94.2* 170 MW Ansaldo

HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORn° pressure level steam re-heating supplier2 3 360 t/h YES NECCT1 3 265 t/h YES NECCT

STEAM TURBINE GENERATORn° capacity casing discharge supplier2 135 MW DOUBLE RADIAL Ansaldo1 88 MW DOUBLE RADIAL Ansaldo

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Iran, Bandar Abbas National Iranian EngineeringOil Company Procurement(NIOC) 180 (5GTG+1STG) Frame 6E Construction 1997

Iran, Arak Arak EngineeringPetrochemical ProcurementCompany 180 (5GTG+1STG) Frame 6E Construction 1993




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Saudi Arabia, Khursaniyah Aramco EngineeringOverseas ProcurementCo. B.V. 370 (2GTG) M501F Construction 2009

Saudi Arabia, Qatif Aramco EngineeringOverseas ProcurementCo. B.V. 144 (2GTG) PG7121EA Construction 2004


COGENERATIONPOWER PLANTS (COPP)

KHURSANIYAH 370 MW COGENERATION POWER PLANT – SAUDI ARABIAThe project was an integral part of amultibillion contract to Saipem Onshorefor design and execution of a very largeoil and gas production facility.


GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier2 M501F 185 MW Mitsubishi H.I.

HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORn° pressure level steam pressure level supplier2 1 270 t/h 18 bar Nooter-Eriksen

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Qatar, Ras Laffan Ras Laffan EngineeringLNG Co. Ltd. Procurement

39 (1GTG) PG6561B Construction 2003

Italy, Ravenna Enichem / EniPower EngineeringProcurement

188 (1GTG) Frame 9E Construction 2001



RAVENNA 188 MW COGENERATION POWER PLANT - ITALY• Very early completion requirements

• Numerous interfaces with existing facilities


GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier1 Frame 9E 123 MW Thomassen

HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORn° pressure level steam post-firing supplier1 2 236 t/h YES Ansaldo

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Italy, Milazzo Raffineria Mediterranea Engineering49 (1GTG) Frame 5 Services 1991

Italy, Malpensa Airpor Italairport S.p.A. Engineering21 (2GTG) PGT10 Services 1990

Italy, Agip Raffinazione S.p.A. EngineeringSannazzaro de' Burgondi 56 (2GTG) Frame 5 Services 1990

India, Jagdishpur Indo Gulf Fertilizers Licenceand Chemicals Corp. Engineering

50 (2GTG) Frame 5 Procurement 1988




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Qatar, Mesaieed Qafco 6 EngineeringProcurement

42 Frame 6E Construction Under Execution

Algeria, Arzew Sonatrach EngineeringProcurement

160 Frame 6E Construction Under Execution

Nigeria, Afam Rivers State EngineeringGovernment of Nigeria Procurement

180 GT13E Construction Under Execution

Nigeria, Afam Rivers State EngineeringGovernment of Nigeria Procurement

180 GT13E Construction 2012



Algeria, Berrouaghia SKB Engineering(Sonatrach, Sonelgaz) Procurement

540 (2GTG) V94.3A Construction 2005

Nigeria, Bonny Island Nigeria EngineeringLNG Ltd. Procurement





SIMPLE CYCLEPOWER PLANTS (SCPP)


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Algeria, Bir Rebaa North Agip Africa EngineeringLtd./Sonatrach 20 (1GTG) Frame 5 Procurement 1996

Algeria, Hamra Sonatrach EngineeringProcurement

50 (2GTG) Frame 5 Construction 1995

Iran, Esfahan Iran Chemical Industries EngineeringInvestment Co. (ICIIC) 11 (1GTG) PGT10 Procurement 1994

Italy, Taranto Serleasing EngineeringProcurement


Algeria, Rhourde Nouss Sonatrach EngineeringProcurement

31 (3GTG) PGT10 Construction 1988




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Bahrain, Sitra Gulf Petrochemical EngineeringIndustries Co. (GPIC) Procurement


Egypt, Ras Budran Suez Oil Company Engineering(SUCO) 27 (2GTG) Frame 5 Services 1985

Libya, Bu Attifel Agip Ltd. EngineeringProcurement

40 (4GTG) PGT10 Construction 1985

Abu Dhabi, Ruwais Abu Dhabi National Oil EngineeringCompany (ADNOC) 96 (4GTG) Frame 5 Services 1982

Pakistan, Goth Machhi Fauji Fertilizer EngineeringCo. Ltd. (FFC) Procurement


Libya, Azzawiya Azzawiya Oil EngineeringRefining Co. Inc. (ARC) Procurement


Italy, Augusta Raffinerie Siciliane EngineeringOlii Minerali (RASIOM) Procurement

32 (2GTG) Fiat TG16 Construction 1968

Argentina, Pico Truncado Gas del Estado Engineering24 (2GTG) PGT16 Services 1965

Italy, Raffineria del Po S.p.A. EngineeringSannazzaro de' Burgondi 21 (2GTG) GT10 Services 1963




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INTEGRATED GASIFICATIONCOMBINED CYCLEPOWER PLANTS (IGCC)THE RECENT DECADE HAS SEEN A LARGEINCREASE IN IGCC CAPACITY ON STREAM, DUE TO THE RISING ADOPTION OF THISTECHNOLOGY IN TWO MAIN CONTEXTS:

TO SOLVE THE OIL REFINERIES’ “FUEL OIL PROBLEM”, NAMELY TO CONVERT LOWVALUE BOTTOM-OF-THE-BARREL OILFRACTIONS INTO VALUABLE PRODUCTS, LIKEELECTRIC POWER;

TO OFFER A CLEANER AND MORE EFFICIENT PROCESS ROUTE TO PRODUCE POWER FROM COAL.

Through more than a decade of athorough involvement with IGCC,particularly in refinery settings forbottoms-of-the-barrel upgrading,Saipem has gained an enormousexperience in designing, building,commissioning and operating threeworld-class IGCC plants in Italy, basedon two leading gasification

technologies. The ISAB and Sarluxplants are still the world’s largest. A fourth plant built with ourinvolvement is under completion inChina. These plants are fed witheither visbroken tar, vacuum residueor SDA bottoms, and apply a numberof different process and equipmentchoices.


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With a total capacity on stream ofover 3,500 MWth (IGCC plants 1,580MWe), through a considerable butpractical learning and experiencecurve, Saipem has gained the fullconfidence to design, build, start-upand generally to apply the IGCCtechnologies economically and

reliably. This is relevant, in as much asthe attractiveness of IGCC was initiallycounterbalanced by a perception ofunfavourable and potentially riskyeconomics and by low poweravailability factors in earliest units.Most importantly, Saipem has learnedand demonstrated how to achieve

high power production efficienciesvery early after start-up. The figureillustrates how the power productionavailability was achieved ever earlier,with each subsequent unit designedand built.

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From: “17 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE GAINED FROM THREE GASIFICATION PLANTS OPERATING IN ITALY”, by Vincenzo FabioCiccotosto, Pierpaolo Mezzanotte, Giuseppe Pitari, Filippo Galletta, Vincenzo Rottino, Daslav Brkic, presented at the“Clean Coal Technologies 2009” Third International Freiberg Conference on IGCC and XtL Technologies, Dresden,Germany, May 18-21, 2009

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China, Fujian Fujian Refining Engineeringand Petrochemical ServicesCo. Ltd. (Sinopec,Saudi Aramco, 260 (2GTG)ExxonMobil) (Shell, Lurgi) 9E 2009

Italy, Sannazzaro EniPower, Engineeringdei Burgundi Eni R&M 260 (1GTG+1STG) Procurement

(Shell, Dow, UOP) V94.2 Construction 2006

COUNTRY CLIENT CAPACITY MW TURBINE SCOPE ON STREAMLOCATION TECHNOLOGY MODEL OF WORK

INTEGRATED GASIFICATIONCOMBINED CYCLEPOWER PLANTS (IGCC)

SANNAZZARO 260 MW IGCC POWER PLANT - ITALYAn IGCC complex, based on Shell GasificationTechnology, designed and built adjacently to the EniR&M refinery in Sannazzaro. The gasification unit isfully integrated in the refinery, whereas the much largerpower plant section, owned by EniPower, can operateeither on syngas, on externally supplied natural gas oron their combinations.


GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier1 V94.2 170 MW Ansaldo


STEAM TURBINE GENERATORn° capacity casing discharge supplier1 88 MW SINGLE RADIAL Ansaldo


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Italy, Sarroch Sarlux S.r.l. Engineering(Saras, Enron) 550 (3GTG+3STG) Procurement

(Texaco, UOP, Lurgi) PG9171E Construction 2001



SARROCH 550 MW IGCC POWER PLANT - ITALYThe largest operating IGCC plant in the world, utilizing Texaco (today GE) gasification technology.


GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier3 PG9171E 123 MW G.E.

HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORn° pressure level steam re-heating supplier3 2 250 t/h NO Ansaldo

STEAM TURBINE GENERATORn° capacity casing discharge supplier3 65 MW SINGLE AXIAL G.E.


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Italy, Priolo ISAB Energy S.r.l. Engineering(ISAB, Mission 512 (2GTG+2STG) ProcurementEnergy) (Texaco, UOP, Lurgi) V94.2 Construction 2000



PRIOLO 512 MW IGCC POWER PLANT - ITALYThe first and one of the largest “new wave” IGCCplants in a refinery setting to be designed and startedup in late ’90s, by now has reached almost a decade ofoperations with power availability exceeding 90%. The thorough application of the Lessons Learnt fromthis project to subsequent ones has yielded significantbenefits, particularly in improved operability and poweravailability.


GAS TURBINE GENERATORn° model capacity supplier2 V94.2 170 MW Ansaldo

HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORn° pressure level steam re-heating supplier2 3 300 t/h YES Ansaldo

STEAM TURBINE GENERATORn° capacity casing discharge supplier2 115 MW SINGLE RADIAL Ansaldo


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Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Gas EngineeringShah Oil Field Development Co. Ltd. Procurement

120 (4STG) Construction Under Execution

Libya, Mellitah Agip Gas BV EngineeringProcurement

75 (3STG) 1,320 t/h Construction 2007

Iran, Hyundai Engineering EngineeringSouth Pars Gas Field & Construction Co. 120 (4STG) 960 t/h Services 2004

Turkey, Izmit Turkiye Refinerileri EngineeringAnonim Sirketi Procurement(TUPRAS) 15 (1STG) Construction 1996

Turkey, Izmit Turkiye Refinerileri EngineeringAnonim Sirketi Procurement(TUPRAS) 12 (1STG) Construction 1993

Italy, Brescia Azienda Servizi EngineeringMunicipalizzati Procurementdi Brescia (ASM) 230 t/h Construction 1987

Nigeria, Warri Nigerian National EngineeringPetroleum Corp. (NNPC) Procurement

15 (1STG) Construction 1987

COUNTRY CLIENT CAPACITY STEAM SCOPE ON STREAMLOCATION MW GENERATION OF WORK

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Nigeria, Warri Nigerian National EngineeringPetroleum Corp. (NNPC) Procurement

30 (2STG) 77 t/h Construction 1980

Brazil Petroleo Brasilero S.A. EngineeringSao José dos Campos (Petrobras) 30 (3STG) 250 t/h Services 1978

Iran, Tabriz National Iranian EngineeringOil Company (NIOC) Procurement


Poland, Gdansk Polimex-Cekop for EngineeringRafineria Gdanska S.A. 30 (2STG) Services 1976

Libya, Azzawiya Azzawiya Oil Refining EngineeringCo. (ARC) Procurement


Italy Chimica e Fibra del Tirso EngineeringOttana, Sardinia 140 (2STG) Services 1973

Iran, Shiraz National Iranian Oil EngineeringCompany (NIOC) Procurement





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Italy, Ravenna Anic S.p.A. Engineering113 (3STG) Services 1973

Italy, Manfredonia Anic S.p.A. Engineering42 (2STG) 168 t/h Services 1972

Croatia, Mlaka INA - Rafinerija Nafte Engineering8 (1STG) Services 1970

Bosnia, Bosanski Brod Rafinerija EngineeringNafte / Energoinvest 10 (1STG) Engineering Procurement 1969

India, Madras Madras Refineries Ltd. EngineeringProcurement


Croatia, Rijeka INA - Rafinerija Nafte Engineering4 (2STG) Procurement 1964




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Tunisia, Bizerta Societé Tunisienna des EngineeringIndustries de Raffinage Procurement(STIR) 3 (2STG) Construction 1964

Ghana, Tema Ganaian Italian EngineeringPetroleum Co. (GHAIP) Procurement


Switzerland, Raffinierie du EngineeringCollombey Sud-Ouest S.A. Procurement


Morocco, Societé Anonyme EngineeringMohammedia Marocaine de l'Industrie Procurement

du Raffinage (SAMIR) 2 (2STG) Construction 1963

Italy, Gela Anic S.p.A. Engineering280 (4STG) 67 t/h Services 1963




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WASTE TO ENERGYPOWER PLANTS (WTEPP)

Italy, Filago Eco-Lombardia 4 Waste to Energy - plant for thermaltreatment of Industrial + toxic and hazardous waste and refuse derived fuels 200 t/d EPC 2003

Italy, Ravenna Ambiente Waste to Energy - plant for thermal treatment of industrial + toxic and hazardous and RDF 100 t/d EPC 1997

Italy, Bolzano BOLZANO Waste to Energy - 1st and 2nd lineMUNICIPALITY of the plant for thermal treatment

of municipal solid waste 400 t/d EPC 1987 - 1994

Italy, Schio Schio Consortium Waste to Energy - 1st and 2nd lineof the plant for thermal treatmentof municipal solid waste 160 t/d EPC 1982 - 1991

Italy, Pollenza CON.SMA.RI Waste to Energy - plant for thermaltreatment of municipal solid waste 100 t/d EPC 1987

COUNTRY CLIENT PROJECT CAPACITY SCOPE ON STREAMLOCATION OF WORK


Saipem S.p.A.Via Martiri di Cefalonia, 67 - 20097 San Donato Milanese, Milan - ItalyTel. +39.02.520.1 - Fax +39.02.520.44415

saipem.com - A subsidiary of Eni S.p.A.

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