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Mustang wins carbon capture deal
- Middle East: Wednesday, November 19 - 2008 at 09:46
Masdar, an Abu Dhabi government initiative owned by Mubadala Development Company, said has selected Texas-based Mustang Engineering, a subsidiary of international energy services company John Wood Group, to provide front-end engineering and design services for Masdar's Carbon Capture and Storage project in the UAE. The project constitutes the first phase in a series of facilities capturing carbon dioxide emissions from Abu Dhabi's industrial and power generation plants. The CO2 will be transported by a pipeline network and injected into Abu Dhabi's oil reservoirs for enhanced oil recovery.
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