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Dolphin unveils largest gas processing plant
- Qatar: Tuesday, May 13 - 2008 at 09:28
Dolphin Energy's multi-billion gas processing plant was officially inaugurated on Monday in Qatar's Ras Laffan Industrial City. The project involves the production and processing of natural gas and the transportation of dry gas by sub-sea export pipeline from Qatar to the UAE. Dolphin Energy is owned 51% by Mubadala Development Company, on behalf of the Government of Abu Dhabi, and 24.5% each by Total of France and Occidental Petroleum.
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