Enersul awarded supply contract for Qatargas expansion

CALGARY, AB, Canada — Enersul Limited Partnership of Calgary, Alberta announced that it has been awarded an equipment supply contract from Doha Petroleum Construction Co. Ltd. (DOPET), for the Qatargas CSP Expansion Project which is located Ras Laffan, Qatar.

DOPET is an oil and gas construction company offering its services to all the major companies in Qatar. This contract is for the supply of two Enersul GXM1 sulfur granulation units and will be delivered in the Q2 2018.

Enersul is the supplier of customized sulfur processing and handling equipment. Enersul also operates sulfur processing and handling facilities in Canada and the Middle East.

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