Jaime Argüelles, CEO of Duro Felguera, participated this Monday in the conference “Opportunities and challenges of offshore wind energy in Asturias”, organised by Compromiso Asturias XXI, with the collaboration of the Gijón Chamber of Commerce and the Jovellanos Forum Foundation.
The object is the construction of permanent infrastructures for the serial production of foundations for the offshore wind market, as well as the alternative expansion of the storage area for the manufactured equipment.
Duro Felguera held its 2022 General Shareholders’ Meeting on Tuesday 28 June at the Luis Adaro Exhibition Centre in Gijón.
Each episode features a unique experience in Europe related to renewable projects and energy transition.
The aim of these talks is both for Japanese companies to invest in green hydrogen projects in Spain, and for them to rely on Spanish technology to carry out projects in their country.
The clients Wood and Kipic have expressed their satisfaction with the execution of the works by the Spanish company. The project, on which DF has been working for the past six years, makes the Al Zour refinery the largest LNG storage and regasification plant in the world.
The Company has received public support from the FASEE and the Principality of Asturias and has concluded its financial restructuring process
The contract is with the German engineering company TGE Marine for two 6,000 m3 tanks
The 12,000 m3 vessel that will operate with these two tanks will be the largest of its kind ever built in the United States
The new development of the Plock Plant is one of the largest in the European petrochemicals industry today.
Equipment delivery is foreseen for December 2022.
DF Calderería Pesada, a subsidiary of Duro Felguera, will be in charge of designing and manufacturing the vessels, which will be installed on offshore platforms.
The North Field of Qatar, with a surface area of over 6,000 square kilometres, is one of the largest natural gas fields in the world.
In 2019 Duro Felguera won the contract for two turnkey projects for Endesa; the mission was to start up the ancillary denitrification systems at their power plants in Gran Canaria and Tenerife.
The cost of the two projects amounts to over 25 million Euros.
The contract price is 6.2 million dollars, over 5 million Euros
The delivery deadline is 11 months and the contract will consolidate the companys operations in Colombia, where it has been present since 1994