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Oman Gas to spend OR300m to boost gas network
- Oman: Sunday, December 09 - 2012 at 04:56
Oman Gas Co has announced plans to invest OR300m during the current eighth Five-Year Plan to boost the gas network for the different industries and services, Oman Daily Observer has reported. The company plans to extend its 2,300km long pipeline to 2,500km within the next two years and is currently preparing the gas supply tender to Al Duqm Economic Zone, which is expected to receive gas by 2016. The tender for the construction of the project will be at the end of the same year and is expected to be completed in 2016. The capacity of the pipeline will be 25 million cubic metres per day. The awarding of the tender for the purchase of gas pipes will be floated in first quarter of 2013.
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