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Technip Energies, JGC, and NPCC have just announced that they have received an LNTP for ADNOC's Ruwais LNG Project in the UAE. This EPC project is located in Al Ruwais Industrial City, Abu Dhabi. It is a significant milestone for the companies. Also, the LNTP status marks the project's official start, and the three companies are excited to contribute their expertise. Moreover, their combined experience and reputation make them confident in delivering a project meeting ADNOC's high standards. Year 1: Technip Energies, JGC, and NPCC received an LNTP from ADNOC for the Ruwais LNG Project in Abu Dhabi. However, early EPC activities commenced, and the project site was identified as Al Ruwais Industrial City. Year 2 progress: Detailed engineering work has started. The project scope, which includes two natural gas liquefaction trains, has been finalized. Moreover, the total LNG production capacity has been set at 9.6 Mtpa. Year 3 update: Procurement has started. The low-carbon pro...

The 220 kV & 66 kV Transmission Development project in Bahrain began in 2012 and is ongoing. The project aims to enhance the transmission infrastructure in Bahrain and has already completed its initial phase from 2012-2016. This project is a significant step towards ensuring reliable and efficient power transmission in Bahrain. With ongoing efforts to enhance the transmission infrastructure, Bahrain is poised to become a regional leader regarding power transmission capabilities. In March 2019, the Electricity & Water Authority (EWA) received proposals from contractors for 14 substations as part of the ongoing project. Later that year, an additional substation was added to the project. By 2024, bidders were shortlisted for the 66kV substation package, which includes the design, supply, installation, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of fourteen 66/11kV substations on a lump sum turnkey basis. This demonstrates the commitment and progress towards the completion of the proje...

Aramco's general engineering services contract renewal of Worley's GES+ for an additional five years is a testament to a good relationship between the two companies. This demonstrates Worley's services' quality and reliability and commitment to providing top-notch engineering solutions. Undoubtedly, Worley will continue to exceed expectations and deliver exceptional results to Aramco. Worley has renewed its five-year GES+ contract with Aramco General Engineering Services to provide project management and engineering services. It includes various gas, oil, and energy infrastructure projects in Saudi Arabia. The company will prioritize local talent development and in-kingdom engineering capabilities. Also, Chris Ashton, Worley CEO, expressed his pleasure in continuing the long-term relationship with Aramco and expanding Worley. Aramco and Worley's five-year contract renewal with the potential for extension was announced in Year 1. The company has committed to deliveri...