Spain, the United Kingdom, and Japan participated in phase I of the project (Rabigh I), a $9.8 billion (approximately 1 trillion yen) undertaking that was launched at the end of 2005. Yokogawa’s selection as the main automation contractor (MAC), in which capacity it oversaw all automation-related supply, engineering, and commissioning activities including the simultaneous execution of 10 engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) packages, was based on the client’s wish to assign project execution to a single entity and thereby standardize equipment and system specifications that normally vary greatly among different plant contractors, reduce operating burdens, and cut both materials procurement and maintenance costs. Yokogawa’s selection as a MAC for such a complex project was a manifestation of the trust and confidence that it earned through years of meticulous effort and high performance.project to a successful conclusion? The required methodology, approach, innovativeness, values, and knowledge have been handed down through generations of Yokogawa employees, and this capability to effectively execute projects, along with our technologies and products, are Yokogawa strengths.This ability to get things done has been displayed in a megaproject that is being conducted by Rabigh Refining and Petrochemical Company (Petro Rabigh), a joint venture between the Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)—a state-owned oil company—and Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd. The project involves the construction of one of the world’s largest oil refining and petrochemical complexes1 on the Red Sea coast of the Arabian Peninsula.Eight leading plant design and construction contractors from Italy, From the onset of the project, a major challenge was the need to manage the multiple industry-leading plant contractors in geographically dispersed locations who had been entrusted with different parts of the project. Yokogawa’s values and tradition of putting the customer’s interests first earned it the trust of both Saudi Aramco, which demanded the very highest levels of quality, and Sumitomo Chemical, which staked its future prospects in Saudi Arabia on the project. Close collaboration and high-level synergy in contractual and technical matters with the contractors reinforced the customer’s trust and confirmed the soundness of the decision to select Yokogawa for this project.Yokogawa Selected as MAC for Global MegaprojectA cross-company meeting for the Rabigh I projectPetro Rabigh II facility (under construction)View of the Petro Rabigh complex1The 25 km2 site includes a 400,000 barrel/day oil refinery that is integrated with petrochemical production facilities capable of producing an annual total of 1.3 million tons of ethylene, 700,000 tons of propylene, 200,000 tons of propylene oxide, 900,000 tons of polyethylene, and 600,000 tons of mono ethylene glycol. 25Yokogawa 100th Anniversary
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