Scope of Activities
Over the years, it has diversified into and excelled in various fields. EIL has emerged as Asia's leading design, engineering and turnkey contracting Company in the following fields:
• Petroleum Refining
• Petrochemicals, Chemicals & Fertilizers
• Pipelines
• Offshore Oil & Gas
• Onshore Oil & Gas
• Terminals & Storages
• Mining & Metallurgy
• Infrastructure
Presently, it is diversifying further into the following new areas:
• Water & Waste Management,
• City Gas Distribution,
• Power-Thermal, Solar, Nuclear,
• Gas based Fertilizer Projects,
• Coal to Liquid (CTL)
• Steel
• Nuclear
The services offered by EIL include: Pre project Services
• Feasibility Studies
• Environment Impact Assessment
• Technology & Process Licensor Selection
• Cost Estimation
Project Implementation Services
• Project Management
• Process Design
• Detailed Engineering
• Procurement
• Construction Management
• Commissioning and Plant Start-up Assistance
Specialist Services
• Heat and Mass Transfer Equipment Design
• Environment Engineering
• Information Technology
• Specialist Materials and Maintenance
• Plant Operations & Safety including HAZOPS & Risk Analysis
• Refinery Optimization Studies
• Yield & Energy Optimization Studies
Turnkey Contracts
• Engineering
• Procurement
• Construction & Commissioning
EIL's quality management systems in respect of its services have been assessed and upgraded to ISO 9001:2008.
Recently, EIL bagged a consultancy services contract from Cairn Energy India Pty Ltd for front end engineering and design for Mangala Polymer Project involving creation of additional surface and infrastructure facilities for development of a polymer flood at Mangala for enhanced crude oil recovery
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