Wison lands $4.04 billion ADNOC Gas contract
Wison Engineering has secured a contract worth about $4.04 billion from ADNOC Gas to build a major natural gas processing train and associated power infrastructure at Habshan in Abu Dhabi, marking the biggest engineering, procurement and construction award in the company’s history. The core EPC contract for Phase 2 of ADNOC Gas’s Rich Gas Development project is valued at $3.9 billion. Wison will…
Wison Engineering has secured a substantial $4.04 billion contract from ADNOC Gas to construct a significant natural gas processing train and power infrastructure in Abu Dhabi. This marks Wison's largest engineering, procurement, and construction award to date. The $3.9 billion Phase 2 processing project is part of a broader $8.2 billion investment in the Rich Gas Development programme.
The contract also includes the construction of a 220-kilovolt switch station, bringing the total awarded scope to approximately $4.04 billion. The project will be executed at Habshan, one of the world's largest gas-processing complexes, and will involve constructing gas pipelines, separation and condensate stabilisation facilities, acid-gas removal units, and deep natural gas liquids recovery systems.
The new facilities are designed to process additional gas volumes and extract higher-value liquids for downstream industries or international sales. Habshan already consists of five plants with 14 processing trains and a capacity of around 6.1 billion standard cubic feet of gas per day. The expansion is crucial for both upstream production and energy supply across the UAE.
The Wison contract is part of ADNOC Gas's $28 billion investment plan from 2026 to 2030, aiming to increase earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation by 60% by 2030.
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