Insight
An ADNOC trilogy part 2: Building a gas nation
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Report summary
To fulfil the UAE’s gas self-sufficiency ambitions, ADNOC needs more gas. Projects must come onstream without delays. In this second part of the trilogy, we have an in-depth look at the history of the UAE’s gas industry and the key events and trends that are shaping its future.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- 1977-1997: Rise of the gas industry
- 1998-2006: Gas for reinjection
- 2007-2018: Domestic growth
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2019-2023: Transformation
- Shift towards renewables
- Qatar diplomatic crisis
- Coronavirus pandemic
- Russia/Ukraine conflict
- Abraham Accords
- Privatisation and asset sales
- 2024 -2035: Big ambitions
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- UAE sales gas
- UAE gas fields and infrastructure
- ADNOC Gas Processing capacity
- Capital expenditure on gas developments
- ADNOC proceedings from privatisation and awards sum up to US$28 billion since 2019
What's included
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