Client
Location
Beckville Cryogenic Gas-Processing Plant
Project overview
- 40-acre cryogenic gas-processing plant
- Design capabilities: 150-MMSCFD natural gas, 6,900-BPD NGLs
- Liquids recovery for pipeline and truck loading; compressed residue gas for transmissions
- Multifield development for expanded production
- Site prep for equipment expansion
Scope of work
- Commissioning & startup
- Process safety & risk management
- Construction management
- Inspection
- Third-party personnel management
- Procurement of third-party work
Project summary
Audubon was contracted by Midcoast Energy Partners, an Enbridge subsidiary, to provide technical services for commissioning, startup, and operating procedures for a 150-MMSCFD cryogenic gas-processing plant in East Texas near the city of Beckville.
The project began with Audubon supplying a commissioning manager, an I&E technician, and a junior commissioning technician. The scope of work grew to include third-party personnel management, schedule coordination, communications, and procurement of third-party work.
Audubon also supported civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation engineering efforts. Startup of the Beckville cryogenic plant expanded Midcoast Energy’s processing of Haynesville and Cotton Valley Shale gas.
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