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Frequently Asked Questions

• Who is the chief executive of Banagas Bahrain?

  The agreement was signed by Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, the chief executive of the Bahrain National Gas Company (Banagas), on behalf of Bahrain and Yoshihiro Shigehisa, the chairman emeritus of JGC Group, at a ceremony held at Four Seasons Bahrain Hotel, said the BNA report.

• What was the deal between JGC and Banagas?

  Japan's JGC Corp has signed a $355-million deal with Bahrain's Banagas to build the expansion of a gas-processing plant in kingdom, Bahrain's state news agency reported on Wednesday. The plant is expected to process 350 million cu ft of additional associated gas from the Bahrain oilfield, the agency reported.

• What kind of gas does Banagas gas plant use?

  Three international companies had participated in the tendering process at the design and construction phase of the gas plant, a design which had to accommodate 350 million cu ft of associated gas from the Bahrain Oil Field and produce liquefied petroleum gas and naphtha, utilising re-injection pressure and excess gas.

• Who is the owner of Bahrain National Gas Company?

  In 2008, the Project was converted into an independent company, the Bahrain National Gas Expansion Company S.P.C., solely owned by the Oil and Gas Holding Company (Nogaholding). The Expansion Company is operated and managed by BANAGAS under a Management and Operating Agreement

• What was the purpose of the Bahrain national gas project?

  The primary objective of this project was to process the large quantities of associated gas extracted from the Bahrain Oil Field into marketable products, supply residue gas for local industrial use and to provide employment and training opportunities to Bahraini nationals.

• When was Bahrain national gas compressor station built?

  The Project was commissioned in October 1990. Another compressor station was constructed in 2003 as part of the Project to process additional quantities of associated gas, as well as Propane and Butane-rich Refinery Off Gas (“ROG”) under an agreement with the Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO).

• When did Bahrain national gas expand to 280 MMSCFD?

  Due to a substantial increase in the quantity of associated gas extracted from the Bahrain Oil Field, an Expansion Project was launched in 1988 to upgrade plant processing capacity from 170 to 280 MMSCFD.