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China Wins $121m West Qurna-1 Contract

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28/11/2019
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China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Corp (CPECC) has reportedly won a $121-million contract to upgrade gas capture facilities at West Qurna-1 oilfield.

According to Reuters, the project is due to be completed within 27 months.

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