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The Power of Unity: We Completed Construction of Vaca Muerta Oil Sur (VMOS)
Construction and pre-commissioning activities for the VMOS pipeline facilities were completed in accordance with the contractual schedule. The project was executed for the VMOS S.A. consortium, formed by Argentina’s leading energy companies, under an EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contract.
A Visit to the New Milan Polyclinic Built by Techint E&C
Techint E&C organized a project insight event at the new Milan Polyclinic construction site, which is now at an advanced stage of development. Healthcare professionals, partners, and colleagues had the opportunity to learn about the project's progress, technical challenges, and engineering solutions.
Duplicar Norte: The Infrastructure That Will Expand Crude Oil Transportation Capacity from Vaca Muerta
With a 207-kilometer pipeline, Techint E&C is advancing a strategic project for Oldelval that will expand crude oil transportation capacity from Vaca Muerta and strengthen the infrastructure needed to support the continued growth of Argentina's oil production and energy exports.
Techint E&C Reaches New Milestone in One of Chile’s Largest Water Infrastructure Projects for Mining
The arrival of desalinated water at Radomiro Tomic marks a significant milestone for the SADDN Project, which integrates seawater intake, desalination, and more than 160 kilometers of pipelines to supply mining operations in northern Chile.
The SADDN project enters its final stage with the construction of the reservoir at Radomiro Tomic
This new video shows the progress of this key infrastructure for storing and distributing desalinated water that will arrive from the coast to mining operations in the Northern District.
Duplicar Norte: A new infrastructure push behind Vaca Muerta’s expansion
Techint E&C has been awarded the contract to build a 207-kilometer oil pipeline for Oleoductos del Valle (Oldelval) across the provinces of Neuquén and Río Negro. The project will expand the transport system’s capacity from 20,400 to 55,400 cubic meters per day (m³/d).