Sinomach subsidiary China CAMC Engineering Co Ltd (CAMCE) has announced the successful conclusion of air cooler piping installation for the Lake Tuz underground gas storage expansion project in Turkiye. With compressors and auxiliary equipment now securely in place, this achievement represents a crucial step forward for the ambitious initiative.

Sinomach subsidiary China CAMC Engineering Co Ltd (CAMCE) has announced the successful conclusion of air cooler piping installation for the Lake Tuz underground gas storage expansion project in Turkiye. [Photo/CAMCE]

The project, a cornerstone in Turkiye's energy landscape, targets the enlargement of the existing 40 salt-cavern underground gas storage area, elevating the overall capacity to an impressive 5 billion cubic meters. Poised to become one of the world's largest salt-cavern underground gas storage facilities upon completion, it stands as a significant solution to local energy challenges.

Designed to address and alleviate regional energy needs, the expansion project promises a stable and robust energy supply for the area. The successful installation of air cooler piping underscores Sinomach CAMCE's dedication to delivering top-notch infrastructure projects, and further solidifies its role in shaping Turkiye's energy future.

This accomplishment not only marks a critical milestone in the Lake Tuz project but also reinforces Turkiye's standing as a key player in the global energy arena. As the initiative progresses, the gas storage expansion is set to revolutionize Lake Tuz's energy infrastructure, making substantial contributions to Turkiye's energy security.