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EnerMech bags five-year Chevron Australia deal

By LNG Prime Staff
EnerMech bags five-year Chevron Australia deal
Wheatstone LNG trains (Image: Chevron Australia)

Aberdeen-based EnerMech has secured a five-year extension to its non-destructive testing contract with Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG terminal operator Chevron Australia, continuing the agreement to the end of 2031.

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