Most projects in Iraq fail early for lack of a clear, defensible study — not for lack of technology. We produce the documents an owner, a lender or a ministry can act on: the process basis, the equipment, the cost, the schedule and the economics, with the assumptions written down.
Every study is reviewed by senior process and project consultants whose careers span Dow, KBR, McDermott, Saipem, PDO, Kvaerner and Worley — refineries, petrochemicals, gas processing, onshore and offshore facilities.
Taqwin's engineering work is produced by U.S.-based consultants in process, mechanical, electrical and controls, project management, HSE and QA/QC, coordinated from Bellevue — with deliverables to API, ASME, ISO and IEC standards.
Green Fields Oilfield Services reviews every study for how it will actually be built in Iraq: logistics, local materials, permits, shutdown windows and the crews available. A study that cannot be executed is not a study.
Concept and feasibility studies for converting technically difficult high-hydrogen, high-liquids flare gases at the North Refineries (Baiji) and Salahadin refineries into up to 100 MW of power, completed in 2023 with Green Fields Oilfield Services and international technology partners.
The work covered gas characterization and conditioning, technology selection, plot and tie-in options, CAPEX and OPEX, and a financial model in which the case is carried by OPEX savings, CO₂ credits and NGL sales rather than by a single tariff assumption. The result: a compliance path with a payback the refinery could defend.
Send us the problem statement and whatever data exists. We will tell you what a concept study would cost, what it would answer, and whether it is worth doing.
