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Publish Date : 13-Nov-2013

India's Tata Steel's energy and power unit has inked a multi-million pound deal with Korea Gas Corporation (Kogas) to supply 110 km of line pipe and coatings for its Kirkuk to Baiji Dry Gas Project in Iraq.

According to Tata Steel, the Kogas deal has seen the producer and supply of line pipes for the key Middle East project.

Designed and manufactured mainly for the transportation of dry gas, the pipe measures 16 inches in diameter.

Carol Hughes, business development manager, Energy and Power for Tata Steel stated that, "The contract with Kogas is our largest ever in Iraq and indicates the current opportunities that are in the marketplace. Large-scale oil and gas projects, particularly brownfield, are beginning to receive significant investment in the country and our large presence in the region means we are well placed to capitalise on the increased activity."

"The company has been involved in several large projects and view ongoing activity in the region as crucial going forward."

Hughes adds, "The Middle East offers many opportunities for Tata Steel and our customers. Recent growth and investment in the region has made it an attractive place to develop and do business,with many of our customers starting to increase activity in the region."

"As an organisation we have a global footprint and service companies which operate on an international scale. The Middle East is a growth area for Tata Steel."

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