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ADNOC Gas Accelerates Ruwais LNG Timeline Amid Global Energy Shifts

Ruwais LNG project progress highlights ADNOC Gas’s growing role in the global LNG market. The company accelerates work on strategic gas assets while responding to changing supply and demand trends. By focusing on operational readiness and long-term sustainability, ADNOC Gas strengthens the UAE’s energy infrastructure.

Construction at the Ruwais LNG facility continues ahead of schedule, reflecting its strategic importance. The facility will produce 9.6 million tonnes annually. Once operational, total UAE LNG capacity will reach 15 million tonnes. Accelerated progress may allow commercial operations to start earlier than planned in the second half of 2028.

ADNOC Gas plans to acquire ADNOC’s stake after project completion for about $5 billion. The company has secured long-term sales agreements covering over eight million tonnes annually. It allocates 80 percent of production to long-term contracts and markets the rest on the spot market. This approach mirrors the Das Island model. It ensures stable returns despite volatile global conditions.

Das Island, operating for nearly five decades, recently underwent major upgrades, including expanded jetties for larger vessels. Upcoming work will refurbish processing trains one and two. ADNOC Gas focuses on readiness and efficiency rather than expansion. This approach ensures the facility meets domestic and export demand.

Global LNG demand, especially from AI-driven data centers in Asia, continues to influence ADNOC Gas’s strategy. The company signed several long-term contracts ranging from 0.4 to 1.2 million tonnes annually. Some agreements extend up to 14 years. These deals diversify the customer base and secure stable returns. They also reinforce ADNOC Gas as a reliable low-emission LNG supplier to fast-growing markets.

Beyond Ruwais, ADNOC Gas advances the Rich Gas Development project in phases. The first phase, approved in June 2025, will add 1.5 billion cubic feet per day of processing capacity by 2027. Later phases include a new fractionation unit at Ruwais and a new gas processing train at Habshan. These steps resolve bottlenecks, optimize existing assets, and enhance efficiency.

Overall, Ruwais LNG project progress underscores ADNOC Gas’s phased growth strategy. The company combines accelerated development, operational excellence, and sustainable expansion. By prioritizing efficiency and market alignment, ADNOC Gas strengthens its position in the global energy market.

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