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The Abu Dhabi Oil & Gas Projects Market 2024 Report

Covering the onshore and offshore, upstream, midstream and downstream of Abu Dhabi’s booming oil and gas projects sector, it highlights and analyses specific project opportunities and tenders, historical, current and future contract awards, and highlights the top contractors and clients.
The projects market assessment is framed and contextualized with an analysis the structure of the Abu Dhabi oil and gas industry, covering ADNOC and its operating subsidiaries, as well as its international oil company partners.

Concession agreements and operating partnership details are detailed, as are projects and developments in the downstream petrochemical projects market like the multi-billion-dollar Taziz complex in Ruwais.

Included in The Abu Dhabi Oil & Gas Projects Market 2024 Report:

• In-depth analysis of the booming Abu Dhabi hydrocarbons projects market
• Comprehensive review of its trends, opportunities and challenges
• Short and long-term pipelines outlooks for each market segment and subsector
• Detailed analysis of current and future major EPC project opportunities
• Provides strategic approaches to winning work in the region
• Tables of major current and future tenders
• Rankings of the top contractors and clients
• Market sizing by cash flow, contract awards and future pipeline
• Details of how to register as a vendor for ADNOC and other industry clients
• Key decision maker details at each client

The report includes proprietary data from MEED Projects.

Record year propels oil and gas projects market growth

The oil, gas and petrochemical projects market in Abu Dhabi smashed all records in 2023, hitting an all-time high of $28.9bn worth of EPC contract awards. Propelled by the $16bn-plus worth of work awarded on the long-awaited Hail & Ghasha gas development, the $3.6bn Meram ethane recovery project, and the $1.5bn blue ammonia plant in Ruwais, the emirate’s hydrocarbons sector offers more opportunities than ever seen before.

The outlook is just as positive, with just over $76bn worth of known, planned and unawarded work in the pipeline, including the $15bn Upper Zakum development, the $5bn Ruwais LNG complex, and the more than $20bn of investment in various plants at the Taziz petrochemicals complex.

As the market booms, EPC contractors, suppliers and consultants globally are looking at and entering the market to take advantage of the diverse and huge opportunities available. Because of the intense competition for resources, project clients are reaching out increasingly looking beyond the region to attract projects firms to their project programs.

In parallel, contractual terms are becoming more flexible to attract contractors and suppliers, with the emergence of relatively novel procurement models such as early contractor involvement (ECI) and FEED+EPC competitions.

With this surge in project activity comes challenges. Cost inflation, logistical bottlenecks, labour and engineering shortages, and delays in the procurement of materials and equipment are all issues that companies need to understand, prepare for and overcome.

Energy security

Putting these opportunities and challenges into context and perspective is at the core of The Abu Dhabi Oil & Gas Projects Market 2024 Report. Not only does it quantify the size of the market opportunity with MEED’s exclusive details on specific projects and tenders, it also outlines how companies can navigate market complexities and makes it simple for anyone interested in the market to create a strategy and budget.

The Abu Dhabi Oil & Gas Projects Market 2024 Report is a new, comprehensive review of the Abu Dhabi hydrocarbons sector and subsectors with in-depth analysis of project spending, risks, projected investment levels, and short-term and long-term pipelines and plans.

Each of the $1bn EPC projects in the market are individually assessed and analysed providing a complete picture of the scope, timelines, key players, progress and status.

Along with this detail plus information and data on key decision makers and a guide on the registration and prequalification process, companies will have all the intelligence they need to take advantage of this exciting and potentially lucrative market opportunity.

Exclusively from MEED, The Abu Dhabi Oil & Gas Projects Market 2024 Report is the authoritative go-to report for government decision makers, developers, investors, contractors, consultants, and manufacturers in the global and regional oil and gas market.

The Abu Dhabi Oil & Gas Projects Market 2024 Report helps you to make the most of the opportunities in one of the region’s largest and most dynamic projects sectors.

The 200-page plus data-led report includes dozens charts, tables, and graphs including tables of projects to be awarded in 2024 and beyond,  all in an easy-to-digest PPT format

Who will benefit from The Abu Dhabi Oil & Gas Projects Market 2024 report?

• Main, general and EPC contractors
• MEP, MEI and civils subcontractors
• Key materials and equipment suppliers
• Economists and analysts
• Policy makers
• Project sponsors such as NOCs and IOCs
• Engineering consultants
• Manufacturers and distributors
• Financial and technical advisers
• Law firms
• Financial institutions
• Technology companies
• Academics
• Researchers

How is this report different from others in the market?

• A brand new report covering one of the world’s largest and most vibrant EPC projects markets
• In PowerPoint format for ease of use and understanding
• Focus on contracts, tenders and projects using the MEED Projects proprietary database of all known projects in the emirate worth more than $1bn
• The complete and authorititive reference tool for anyone interested in Abu Dhabi’s oil, gas and petrochemical projects market

What is unique about this report?

• MEED’s most comprehensive report ever on Abu Dhabi’s oil, gas and petrochemicals projects market
• MEED’s unrivalled expertise and insight on the Middle East
• Exclusive MEED Projects data
• A unique report that is the authoritive reference tool for MENA projects used by governments, ministries and key clients

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