Examples of using Technip in English and their translations into Arabic
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Technip Oil.
Summary of recommended compensation for Technip.
Technip Oil & gas operations.
The Panel has reviewed the contract with Technip and related documentation.
Technip describes the two contracts as follows.
When the Iraqi borrower became insolvent, Technip called on its guarantee to the extent of 2 per cent of each payment made by COFACE.
Technip ' s claim for contract losses on the zubair addendum 29.
Ipedex ' s claim Generally, Iraq states that Technip, as the other party to the contract, and not it, is responsible for any losses suffered by Ipedex.
Technip S.A.(" Technip") is a corporation existing under the laws of France.
The purpose of these visits is with reference to two major new refineries-Karballa refinery at Technip(Ex Shaw) and Nasiriyah refinery at the Foster Wheeler offices.
Table 1. Technip ' s claim for contract losses on the Zubair Addendum.
CLE also stated in the" E" claim form that it had ceased operating in its own right at the time of filing theclaim in 1995 because it merged with another French company, Technip S. A.
Technip provided copies of employment contracts and pay-roll records in relation to all four employees.
Ipedex states that, as a result of Iraq ' s invasion andoccupation of Kuwait, its contract with Technip was terminated prematurely and its employees were detained by Iraq as hostages until 30 October 1990.
However, Technip has only provided sufficient evidence to substantiate its loss in relation to one of its employees.
Ipedex states that, as at 2 August 1990, it was involved in the commissioning of facilities near Kirkuk, Iraq(the" project"),pursuant to a contract with Technip, which was responsible for the engineering and construction of the project.
The Panel finds that Technip did not provide sufficient evidence to substantiate its claim for personnel secondment costs.
On 23 February 1983, KOC contracted with Technip International AG(“Technip”) to construct the Southern Gas Project facilities, onshore and offshore.
Technip sub-contracted with Daewoo Shipbuilding and Heavy Machinery Limited(“Daewoo”) to construct the Offshore Facility on 2 August 1983.
Based on its findings regarding Technip ' s claim, the Panel recommends compensation in the amount of USD 4,921,519.
Technip seeks compensation in the amount of USD 1,292,840(FRF 6,777,066) for losses related to a business transaction or course of dealing.
The Panel finds that Technip failed to prove that the stated losses were directly caused by Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Technip seeks compensation in the total amount of USD 44,542,630(converted by Technip to 233,914,564 French francs(FRF)) for contract losses, losses related to a business transaction or course of dealing, loss of profits, loss of tangible property, payment or relief to others, and financial losses.
In the" E" claim form, Technip characterised this loss element as" other", but the Panel finds that it is more accurately described as contract losses.
The Panel finds that Technip terminated its contract with International as a direct result of Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait and that International in turn lost revenue.
The Panel finds that Technip did not provide sufficient evidence(a) of its ownership of the assets,(b) of the cost of the assets, or(c) that these items were in Iraq on 2 August 1990.
The Panel finds that Technip did not provide sufficient evidence to substantiate its claim for accommodation and living expenses in respect of all 44 persons the subject of the claim.
On 30 July 1984, Technip entered into a contract with the State Company for Oil Projects in Iraq(" SCOP") for the design and construction of a lubricant production plant in Baiji(the" Baiji Contract").
In the" E" claim form, Technip characterised this loss element as" losses related to a business transaction or course of dealing", but the Panel finds it is more accurately described as loss of profits.
Iraq relies on a letter from Technip to Ipedex, which was included in the documents provided by Ipedex in support of its claim, and that states that the employees chose to stay in Iraq and continue working.