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TKJV (Technip Energies)

EPC / Engineering · Service companyKaraganda+3ten.com
VerifiedInternational companyEPC / EngineeringDesign institutesConsulting

What they do

Kazakhstan-registered joint venture of Technip Energies (France) and the Karaganda Promstroyproekt Institute LLP (KPSP), created in 2019; according to Technip Energies, the partners hold equal shares. Its head office is in Karaganda and, according to the company, it has branch offices in Atyrau, Aksai and Almaty.

According to the company, it provides conceptual studies, pre-FEED, FEED and detailed engineering for operating fields, as well as project management consultancy (PMC).

In July 2021 Technip Energies reported a five-year frame agreement between TKJV and NCOC for the Aktote, Kairan and Kashagan fields, from conceptual studies to pre-FEED; on 18 June 2024 Technip Energies, through TKJV, signed a five-year services frame agreement with Karachaganak Petroleum Operating, from consulting and concept to detailed engineering. A state public-hearing notice for a hearing on 22 June 2026 names TKJV as the developer of the design documentation for the tie-in and hook-up of well 98102 at the Karachaganak field.

Key competencies

  • Karachaganak field engineering
  • Concept and pre-FEED work for North Caspian fields (according to Technip Energies)
  • Joint venture with the Kazakh design institute KPSP (50% Kazakh equity, according to Technip Energies)
  • Category I design licence (as stated on the company's page; number not published)
Legal entity
ТОО «TKJV (ТИКЕЙДЖЕЙВИ)» (TKJV LLP)
Company type
EPC / Engineering, Service company
Group headquarters
France
Founded
2019

Services

  • Conceptual, feasibility and concept-select studies
  • Field master plans (with Genesis) (according to the company)
  • Pre-FEED engineering
  • FEED and basic engineering
  • Detailed engineering for operating fields
  • Debottlenecking of onshore and offshore facilities (according to Technip Energies)
  • Project management consultancy (PMC) and owner's engineer services
  • EPC projects (as stated by the company)

Products & equipment

The company focuses on services — no products listed.

Industries

Upstream (E&P)OffshoreGas processing

Categories

EPC / EngineeringDesign institutesConsulting

Locations

Regions

Karaganda RegionAtyrau RegionWest Kazakhstan RegionAlmaty

Offices, bases and facilities

  • KaragandaHeadquarters
  • AtyrauOffice
  • AksaiOffice
  • AlmatyOffice

Projects and clients in Kazakhstan

As reported in public sources
  • KPO – design documentation for the tie-in and hook-up of well 98102 at the Karachaganak field: named developer (state public-hearing notice; hearing 22 June 2026)
  • KPO – five-year long-term services frame agreement, from consulting and concept to detailed engineering, signed by Technip Energies through TKJV (18 June 2024; reported by Oil & Gas Journal)
  • NCOC – five-year frame agreement for the Aktote, Kairan and Kashagan fields: concept-select studies, pre-FEED for the Kashagan upgrade and extension, debottlenecking of onshore and offshore facilities (announced 2 July 2021; according to Technip Energies)

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