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Kejan Haynes
An Italian engineering group says it has secured a US$50 million contract to conduct a rehabilitation study on Petrotrin’s refinery in Pointe-à-Pierre. However, Government is distancing itself from the arrangement.
In a statement on its website, MAIRE announced that its subsidiary, Tecnimont Services, had been awarded the contract for an assessment of the refinery, describing it as a major project to assess and prepare the facility for potential restart. The company said the project further strengthens its geographic diversification by expanding its presence in Central America.
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