September 2015

Engineering and Construction Solutions Supplement

New projects decline, but backlog holds strong

Even after the recent downturn in oil and natural gas pricing, our analysis shows why downstream E&C companies can depend on a strong backlog to last through the decade.

Gulf Publishing Company: Kulkarni, P.

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Kulkarni, P. - Gulf Publishing Company, Houston

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