EnerMech to Lead Low-Sulfur Diesel Project at UK Petrochemical Complex
Key Ideas
- EnerMech chosen as the integrated service contract supplier for the low-sulfur diesel project at Exxon Mobil's Fawley Petrochemical Complex in Hampshire, UK.
- The project includes the development of a new hydrogen plant to reduce Britain's reliance on imported diesel and potentially produce sustainable aviation fuel.
- EnerMech's specialists will handle construction, pre-commissioning, commissioning, and start-up services for key components like the diesel hydrotreater and hydrogen plant.
- The use of System Integrity Management software will ensure traceable integrity management and faster services for the project.
KENT Energies Ltd. has enlisted EnerMech as the integrated service contract supplier for Exxon Mobil Corp's Fawley Petrochemical Complex in Hampshire, UK. The project aims to enhance the facility's output by 38,000 barrels per day through the development of a new hydrogen plant. This initiative is designed to reduce the country's dependence on imported diesel and potentially open avenues for sustainable aviation fuel production, as EnerMech highlighted in a recent press release. EnerMech's team of specialists will be responsible for overseeing various aspects of the project, ensuring seamless coordination and efficient delivery. Notably, the utilization of System Integrity Management software will enhance the project's integrity management processes by providing a comprehensive solution for various services. Chuck Davison, EnerMech's CEO, emphasized the significance of this collaboration, particularly in integrating core services related to hydrogen systems. The partnership reflects a major milestone for both companies and is expected to contribute significantly to the petrochemical landscape in the UK.