PETROS begins natural gas supply for industries in Samalaju, S. Korean OCI TerraSus first customer
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, Nov 11: Petroleum Sarawak Bhd (PETROS) has agreed to supply natural gas to OCI TerraSus, a South Korean solar materials manufacturer, making it the first industrial customer at Samalaju Industrial Park (SIP), Bintulu, to receive natural gas from PETROS. In a press statement, OCI TerraSus said it signed a gas sales agreement with PETROS. The gas will support boiler operations and steam generation at its plant in SIP. The agreement also marks an important milestone in…
PETROS signed a gas sales agreement to supply natural gas to OCI TerraSus, a South Korean solar materials maker, making it the first industrial customer at Samalaju Industrial Park, Bintulu.
OCI TerraSus will receive natural gas for boiler and steam operations at its SIP plant
The supply is supported by the Samalaju Pipeline Project and the upcoming SIPR Pipeline
The deal aims to diversify energy sources and improve operational resilience for OCI TerraSus
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KUCHING, Nov 11: Petroleum Sarawak Bhd (PETROS) has agreed to supply natural gas to OCI TerraSus, a South Korean solar materials manufacturer, making it the first industrial customer at Samalaju Industrial Park (SIP), Bintulu, to receive natural gas from PETROS.
In a press statement, OCI TerraSus said it signed a gas sales agreement with PETROS. The gas will support boiler operations and steam generation at its plant in SIP.
The agreement also marks an important milestone in expanding access to natural gas for industrial users in SIP.
Supported by the Samalaju Pipeline Project (SPL) and the upcoming Samalaju Industrial Park Ring Main (SIPR) Pipeline, the strengthened gas connectivity will provide OCI TerraSus with access to natural gas to meet its operational energy requirements and support the continuity of its production activities.
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