April 2017
Trends and Resources
Business Trends: Standardized modularization—Drivers, challenges and perspectives in the oil and gas industry
Modularization is an alternative way of performing engineering aimed to reduce the number of interfaces, the total installed cost (TIC) and overall schedule length of a project, while optimizing the return on investment (ROI) and allowing standardization for similar future projects.
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The Author
Eftimie, C. - RTS Ltd., Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Catalin Eftimie is a freelance Senior Consultant with a diversified process/project engineering portfolio focused on downstream oil and gas technologies. He is a former graduate of the IFP School in France. Mr. Eftimie’s overall professional expertise was developed on the EPC, producer-client and licensor sides, covering greenfield and brownfield projects.
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