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ADNOC Finalizes Investment in Ruwais Diyab Unconventional Gas Project

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ADNOC has made a final investment decision on the Ruwais Diyab Unconventional Gas Development in Abu Dhabi. The project is expected to deliver 345 million standard cubic feet per day of raw gas starting in 2029 over a 25-year period, with potential to increase production to 1 billion standard cubic feet per day. The gas will be processed on site and connected to the UAE’s national gas network.

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Why it matters

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The investment is a major step in ADNOC’s global gas growth strategy and aims to unlock additional domestic energy resources. The development is expected to strengthen domestic gas supplies, support industrial growth, and contribute to ADNOC’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) export ambitions.

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Who's involved

  • Abu DhabiLocation where the major gas development project was approved.
  • Sultan Al JaberManaging ADNOC operations in Abu Dhabi.
  • United Arab EmiratesCountry whose national gas supplies and LNG exports will be strengthened by the project.

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  • UAESpeculative

    The project could strengthen national gas supplies and support industrial growth.

  • QatarSpeculative

    Qatar might benefit interconnected Gulf energy markets from increased regional gas supply and LNG ambition.

  • DohaSpeculative

    Doha could benefit interconnected Gulf hubs from increased regional gas supply and LNG ambition.

  • United Arab EmiratesSpeculative

    The United Arab Emirates may boost its core economy by strengthening national gas supplies and LNG exports.

  • China National Petroleum CorporationSpeculative

    China National Petroleum Corporation might strengthen existing joint development partnerships due to ADNOC's expanded gas value chain.

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