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ADNOC is investing approximately AED175 billion in the Ruwais LNG, Hail and Ghasha, Borouge 4 and TA’ZIZ mega-projects
The Ruwais LNG plant will more than double ADNOC Gas’ current gross 6 mtpa LNG capacity to more than 15 mtpa
ADNOC L&S has the largest diversified fleet in the region, with over 800 owned, operated and chartered vessels
The LNG will primarily come from the Ruwais LNG project, with deliveries expected to start in 2028
Growth momentum is expected to strengthen from 2026, supported by the North Field Expansion (NFE) LNG project
In the next six years, data centers will more than double, requiring at least 150GW of installed capacity by 2030 and double that again by 2040
This project aims to be one of the world's largest, featuring 2 million high-efficiency bifacial solar panels on single-axis trackers
Agreement encompasses the offtake of 0.4 million metric tons per annum of LNG from Oman LNG for four years starting in 2026
QatarEnergy and Shell have a strong alliance with multiple joint investments in the energy sector, both in Qatar and globally
Aramco's agreement with Hengli Group enables talks for a potential 10 percent stake acquisition
The QC-Max vessels are the largest LNG carriers, each with a 271,000 cubic meter capacity
This figure marks an increase from QAR6.8 billion in 2022
The LNG will primarily be sourced from ADNOC's Ruwais LNG project
The contracted LNG volumes will be delivered ex-ship to Kuwait's Al-Zour LNG Terminal using QatarEnergy's LNG vessels starting in January 2025.
The country is reviving ambitions to become regional LNG hub after clearing petroleum sector arrears
Qatar's gas production will stay steady for 140 years before a major boom
ADNOC Gas fulfils over 60 percent of the UAE’s gas demand and is a major player in fueling the development of key industrial sectors
Agreement marks ADNOC's first long-term LNG deal with Osaka Gas, underscoring the long-standing energy partnership between the UAE and Japan
LNG production trains allow the government to improve operational efficiency, maximize the use of existing facilities
Exports from the three largest global LNG exporters, the U.S, Australia and Qatar, accounted for 60 percent of all LNG exports in 2023
His Highness met with heads of global energy companies to discuss the future of the sector
Partnership further supports UAE-China trade ties and the Belt and Road Initiative
LNG carriers will be delivered by 2028 and time chartered for 20 years to ADNOC Group subsidiaries
Month-on-month prices reached up to $416.57 per ton in June, compared to $270.83 per ton previously
