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China’s Jereh Wins Three UAE Onshore Energy Packages Worth $2.7 Billion

China's Jereh Group announced that its Abu Dhabi subsidiary has received letters of award for three onshore oil and gas development packages from ADNOC Onshore valued at approximately $2.7 billion. The packages cover surface processing facilities for the Ruwais Diyab unconventional gas field and wellhead tie-in works across multiple mature oilfields. Definitive contracts remain subject to final execution.

Illustration: Industrial onshore natural gas and oil processing facility under construction in a desert landscape in the United Arab Emirates, showing
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Chinese energy services and engineering company Jereh Group announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering Corporation-Abu Dhabi, has received three letters of award from ADNOC Onshore totaling approximately $2.697 billion. The awards represent a major onshore engineering milestone for Chinese contractors in the UAE energy sector.

The largest contract, valued at up to $1.704 billion, covers the full-field development of surface facilities and gathering pipelines for the Ruwais Diyab unconventional gas field under a design-build-operate model. The scope entails a 29-month construction phase followed by five years of operations and maintenance by Jereh, supporting ADNOC Onshore's first major unconventional gas project.

The second award, valued at roughly $599.7 million over an estimated five-year timeframe, involves 'One Tie-In' projects across the Bab and North East Bab oilfields to hook up newly drilled production wells and retrofit or dismantle aging surface infrastructure.

A third package, valued at $392.8 million with a three-year service period, encompasses wellhead connections across the Bu Hasa, Bida Qimzan, and Huwaila oilfields. Across all three packages, the total value includes approximately $484 million in optional work orders, and formal contracts are expected to be executed following standard finalization procedures.

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