Iraq Plans 16 New LPG Storage Tanks

By John Lee.

Iraq is planning to build 16 new liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage tanks with a combined capacity of 48,000 cubic metres, as part of efforts to expand strategic reserves and improve supply stability.

According to the Ministry of Oil, a senior review meeting was chaired by Dr Izzat Sabir Ismail, Deputy Minister of Oil for Gas Affairs, with attendance from the Director General of the General Company for Gas Filling and Services and officials from the ministry's Studies Directorate. The meeting covered implementation requirements, project phases, and outstanding challenges.

Dr Ismail called for closer coordination between the General Company for Gas Filling and Services, the State Company for Oil Projects (SCOP) and the executing contractors, and urged accelerated completion of implementation requirements.

(Source: Ministry of Oil)

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