In Salah Gas is the largest dry gas joint-venture project in the country. The venture involves the development of seven proven gas fields in the southern Sahara, 1,200km south of Algiers. The field is being developed by In Salah Gas, a 50:50 joint venture between BP and state energy company Sonatrach. Ultimately, In Salah Gas aims to supply 9 billion m3/y of gas to the southern European market. A component part of the project will include the facility to remove CO₂ from the gas produced, followed by large-scale reinjection into an underground formation.

This project involves exploration of an offshore field, located in Qatar. The project will be operated by North Oil Company (NOC), a joint venture of Qatar Petroleum {QP) and French-based Company. Drilling will begin in the summer of 2017. The block 5, Al Shaheen oil field lies 180km north of Doha and is operated by Maersk Oil Qatar AS (Qatar Arch, 2.214kmA²). Maersk invested $2.5bn in the development of the field. The 3,500kmA² square 5 was found by Maersk in 1992 off the shore of Qatar. It got $2bn in financing as the organization investigated the potential outcomes of setting up business oil creation. The investigation and misuse rights included square 5 geographical arrangements over the Khuff Formation, containing the 'north field', 6,000kmA² north-west of the Qatari promontory, the world's biggest non related flammable gas field. Regardless of whether the oilfield was manageable, in spite of being hydrocarbon, because of low penetrability, constrained thickness and topographical multifaceted nature was at the first flawed. It has since been effectively grown, mostly because of blwwding edge innovation. In the first phase, around 56 new wells weill be drilled.

Restoring the fire-damaged Bekok-C platform was a complex task - which was completed safely and on time, thanks to an integrated team.

The PETRONAS Carigali-operated Bekok-C platform is about 250km offshore from the Malaysian peninsular. It's a manned platform that serves as a gas processing and compression hub which, following a fire,has been refurbished, upgraded and safely brought back into production without a single lost time injury (LTI) in the space of just 16.5 months. Petrofac Project Director David Gregg said: "The early completion of such a complex and risky brownfield project once again demonstrates the 'driven to deliver' capability of Petrofac in Malaysia."

New ways of thinking and lessons learned from previous projects were combined with exceptional team work to complete the restoration, on schedule, within budget and safety. Much of this success can be attributed to the way that the 'Alliance Integrated Team' pulled together. This team was formed of repesentatives from Petrofac and PETRONAS Carigali, and was overseen by senior management from both companies.

Zubair oil field is located in southern Iraq, approximately 20 km southwest of the city of Basrah. The onshore oil filed, discovered by Basrah Petroleum Company in 1949, contains 4.5 billion barrels of proven reserves.

The field is being redeveloped by a consortium comprising of Eni (32.81%), Oxy (23.44%), KOGAS (18.75%) and Missan Oil Company (25%). The consortium was awarded the field license in October 2009 for a period of 25 years.

The project consisted of all detailed design for the revamp of the degassing station to increase production to 700 kBOPB.

The project was carried out in three phases:
1. conversion of existing trains from dry to wet;
2. renewal of water injection system;
3. installation of fiscal metering station.

Enereco carried out the review of FEED design and carried out the detailed design as well as activities in support of procurement.