L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Onshore (LTEH Onshore), part of the large infrastructure conglomerate L&T valued at $32 billion, announced on Monday the signing of a contract worth over 15,000 crore rupees. This contract involves implementing a project to create gas compression facilities for a company located in West Asia, according to the award letter issued for 2025-26.
The project encompasses the full cycle of design, procurement, and construction (EPC) of gas compressor units. These units will consist of gas inlet facilities, compression systems, condensate and produced water treatment systems, propane refrigeration units, and all associated engineering systems.
In a statement, the company indicated that these facilities will be developed for new onshore sites intended for sour gas processing in accordance with established client standards, codes, and requirements. Furthermore, to meet the energy needs of the gas compressor units, L&T's power transmission and distribution business unit will construct two 230 kV ultra-high voltage substations.
E. S. Satyanarayanan, Senior Vice President and Head of LTEH Onshore, noted that this contract marks the beginning of a strategically important project that will significantly increase gas compression capacity and auxiliary system infrastructure. He emphasized that the project leverages the company's extensive experience in executing large and complex hydrocarbon projects, strengthening its ability to provide comprehensive solutions for complex sour gas challenges.
LTEH Onshore offers 'turnkey' solutions across all sectors of the hydrocarbon industry: from exploration to refining and sales. The company has previously executed projects for the expansion of refineries, petrochemical complexes, gas processing plants, fertilizer production, LNG terminals, and transcontinental pipelines.