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       PROJECT CONSULTANCY

       Engineers India bolsters global projects portfolio

          Engineers India Ltd. (EIL) has
       advanced its global footprint and project
       portfolio in 2023-24. This was revealed
       by Ms.  Vartika Shukla,  Chairman &
       Managing Director, EIL, and other
       executives  of the company  in  a press
       meet to share its growth strategy, busi-
       ness outlook and future roadmap.

          Ms. Shukla said the commissioning
       of the Dangote Oil Refinery Project in  preparation for revamping the existing  review, the organisation’s turnover
       Nigeria, a $20-bn venture, reflects the  AGRP-1 (Acid Gas Removal  Plant)  amounted to Rs. 3,232-crore in which
       company’s pivotal  role in advancing  Unit  at  Mina  Al  Ahmadi  Refinery  the Consultancy and Engineering
       the ‘Local to Global’ vision articulated  (MAA) Refinery, Ms. Shukla said.  segment contributed Rs. 1,454-crore,
       by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.                                   while the  Turnkey segment deli-
                                           “EIL continues to strengthen  its  vered  Rs.  1,778-crore.  The  net  profit
          “Further, the company is providing  presence in Guyana by providing con-  increased to Rs. 357-crore from
       PMC (Project Management  Consul-  sultancy services for the integrated  Rs. 342-crore.
       tancy) services for a 1.5-mtpa refinery  natural gas liquid (NGL) plant as well
       in Mongolia financed by a line of credit  as 300-MW CCGT (combined-cycle   Renewable energy opportunities
       from the  Indian  government,”  she   gas turbine) power plant and has also   EIL is also exploring renewable
       informed.                         expanded its reach in the Middle  energy opportunities,  and has started
                                         East with several critical  projects for   negotiating with green power developers
          EIL has also renewed its collabora-  ADNOC and other clients,” she informed.  to  design and develop  offshore  wind
       tion with Sonatrac, the state-owned oil                            infrastructure in India. Ms. Shukla said
       company  of  Algeria,  providing Front   EIL, under the Ministry of Petro-  the company has  revived its offshore
       End Engineering Development (FEED)  leum and Natural Gas, operates in two  division and  expects  to undertake
       and  PMC services  for the  Naphtha  major segments: Consultancy & Engi-  several projects within the next year.
       Hydrotreater-Continuous Catalytic  neering projects and Turnkey projects.
       Regeneration (NHT-CCR)  reforming  The company offers design, engineer-  She also highlighted EIL’s role in
       unit at the Arzew Refinery and is con-  ing, procurement, construction, and   one  of  India’s  largest  biorefinery  pro-
       tributing to the modernisation of Bah-  integrated project management services,   jects, the Assam Biorefinery Pvt. Ltd.,
       rain’s refining sector through the design  primarily focusing on the oil, gas,  which  is nearing completion,  and  its
       package preparation for a desalination  and petrochemicals industries, both in   leadership in  a  pre-feasibility report
       plant. In Kuwait, EIL is a consultant for  India and internationally. Ms. Shukla  for a bamboo-based ethanol project for
       the FEED and ITB (Invitation to Bid)  informed that for the fiscal year under  Numaligarh Refinery Ltd. in Assam.

       Three killed in blast at Sadhana Nitro Chem’s Roha

       factory

          A blast at Sadhana Nitro Chem Ltd.’s   storage tank of the plant. The workers  killed and 64 others were injured, and
       factory in Dhatav MIDC area of Roha  were doing welding work when the stor-  at least two other such mishaps in
       town  in  Raigad  district,  Maharashtra,   age tank, containing highly flammable  January – at Nashik and Thane – in which
       claimed the lives  of  three contract  methanol, blew up due to a spark. The  three persons died and nearly 20 others
       workers. Three other contract workers  blast comes close on the heels of the   sustained injuries. Last November, 11
       sustained minor injuries. According to  explosion in a chemical factory in Dom-  people had died in a blast at a chemical
       police officials the blast occurred in the  bivli in May, in which 12 people were  factory in Mahad, Raigad.

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