Engineering Corporation TransStroy (ECT) signed a contract and started building of the first-phase of LPG and light oil transshipment complex project at Ust-Luga commercial seaport in Leningrad region, the Transsroy press release said.
The Corp. said it will form a subsidiary company Region-TransStroy for effective management of the construction. The Holding’s assets will also participate in the project.
The LGP complex was ordered by Sibur-Portenergo, a subsidiary company of Sibur", implementing the project of building the terminal.
The Sibur’s terminal at Ust-Luga port is designed for the handling of liquefied petroleum gas and light oil from railway tanks, intermediate storage and loading onto ships, gas carriers and tankers for export. The projected annual capacity of the complex is reported to be 4 million tons, including: LPG - 1.5 million tons a year (propane, butane), light oil - 2.5 million tons / year (BGS, naphtha, gasoline). The liquid cargo will be carried in 12-m-long 83 tanks by rail.
The construction holding TransStroy specializes in the implementation of integrated transport infrastructure projects throughout Russia and abroad and combines more than 40 professional societies in various fields of transport and civil engineering. The Holding’s corporate control center is the Design and Construction Company TransStroy. The portfolio of orders of TransStroy in 2009 totaled 45 billion rubles.
Engineering Corporation TransStroy is the general contracting organization in the field of infrastructure construction, part of TransStroy. InzhTransStroy is a leading company of the Holding. The Company is engaged in building of large, complex transport, industrial and civil projects, mainly in Russia’s regions.
SIBUR, a Gazprom’s subsidiary specializes in gas processing, production of monomers, plastics, rubber, fertilizers, tires and rubber products, and plastics. The company produces more than 2,000 items. SIBUR produces more than half of the Russian associated gas and produces 23% of propylene, 23% of polypropylene, 17% of polyethylene, from 30 to 49% of various types of rubber, 34% of tires, 16% of nitrogen fertilizer, as well as a significant part of other petrochemicals products.
The Corp. said it will form a subsidiary company Region-TransStroy for effective management of the construction. The Holding’s assets will also participate in the project.
The LGP complex was ordered by Sibur-Portenergo, a subsidiary company of Sibur", implementing the project of building the terminal.
The Sibur’s terminal at Ust-Luga port is designed for the handling of liquefied petroleum gas and light oil from railway tanks, intermediate storage and loading onto ships, gas carriers and tankers for export. The projected annual capacity of the complex is reported to be 4 million tons, including: LPG - 1.5 million tons a year (propane, butane), light oil - 2.5 million tons / year (BGS, naphtha, gasoline). The liquid cargo will be carried in 12-m-long 83 tanks by rail.
The construction holding TransStroy specializes in the implementation of integrated transport infrastructure projects throughout Russia and abroad and combines more than 40 professional societies in various fields of transport and civil engineering. The Holding’s corporate control center is the Design and Construction Company TransStroy. The portfolio of orders of TransStroy in 2009 totaled 45 billion rubles.
Engineering Corporation TransStroy is the general contracting organization in the field of infrastructure construction, part of TransStroy. InzhTransStroy is a leading company of the Holding. The Company is engaged in building of large, complex transport, industrial and civil projects, mainly in Russia’s regions.
SIBUR, a Gazprom’s subsidiary specializes in gas processing, production of monomers, plastics, rubber, fertilizers, tires and rubber products, and plastics. The company produces more than 2,000 items. SIBUR produces more than half of the Russian associated gas and produces 23% of propylene, 23% of polypropylene, 17% of polyethylene, from 30 to 49% of various types of rubber, 34% of tires, 16% of nitrogen fertilizer, as well as a significant part of other petrochemicals products.