PTTEP’s investment at Arthit represents Thailand’s first large-scale use of CCS technology and has been recognised as a flagship greenhouse-gas reduction initiative under the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Action Plan on Mitigation 2021-2030.
Daniel Schmidli, Head of Sales Industries SEA at Everllence, said, “We are proud to contribute to Thailand’s first CCS project and to support PTTEP in this pivotal step towards the country’s decarbonization ambitions. CO2 capture and storage is becoming an indispensable lever for reducing emissions in gas production. With our compressor technology, we bring proven expertise and robust performance to a project that sets an important precedent for the region.”
The contract scope comprises two compressor trains based on RB barrel-type compressors for CO2 handling and reinjection. Both units will be driven by gas turbines from solar turbines and delivered as an integrated solution. In addition, a comprehensive dynamic process simulation solution will be provided, enabling the compressor systems to operate at their full potential in terms of process efficiency. The equipment will be installed offshore at the Arthit field, with storage operations scheduled to begin in 2028.
Markus Hons, Branch Manager Thailand at Everllence, said, “Radial barrel compressors are designed to deliver high efficiency and reliability in demanding offshore environments. For the Arthit project, we provide a tailored configuration that supports stable long-term CO2 compression while allowing seamless integration into PTTEP’s existing infrastructure. We are delighted to contribute our expertise to such a milestone initiative and to support Thailand in achieving its national CO2 reduction goals.”
Four radial barrel compressors from Everllence will handle CO2 compression for capture and re-injection. © Everllence
