PTT Chemical and GE sign gas turbine service agreement
Nine GE gas turbines at PTT Chemical’s site in Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate, Rayong Province, Thailand.
PTT Chemical Public Company Limited, Thailand’s largest chemical producer and a regional leader in the petrochemical industry, has signed a service agreement with GE in Singapore to ensure the long-term reliability of nine GE gas turbines at PTT Chemical’s site in Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate, Rayong Province, Thailand.
The 13-year Contractual Service Agreement (CSA) worth US$46.1 million or approximately Baht 1,521 million covers the supply of parts, repairs and field services for planned and unplanned outages for gas turbine-generators and accessory equipment, along with performance guarantees.
The agreement, GE guarantees the continuing reliability and efficiency of the gas turbines, which improves our efficiency and security as well as enables us to maintain our petrochemical production schedule. The CSA also helps us to effectively manage our maintenance budget over the life of the agreement.
Source: PTT Chem
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