Kazakhstan’s gas sector is set for a major boost as Qatari contractor UCC advances a USD 2 billion program with QazaqGaz and Qatari Power International Holding, appointing ILF Consulting Engineers for FEED and detailed design on new pipelines and compressor stations.

ExxonMobil’s Yellowtail development offshore Guyana was delivered ahead of schedule through the combined expertise of Saipem, SBM Offshore, TechnipFMC, and EnerMech, whose critical scopes spanned subsea systems, risers, FPSO design, and pre-commissioning.

The agreement, which covers the Jafurah Field Gas Plant and the Riyas NGL Fractionation Facility, will deliver upfront proceeds to Aramco while ensuring continuity of operations through a 20-year leaseback structure.

Libya’s USD 8 billion Structures A & E gas project will deliver new offshore platforms, pipelines, and a carbon capture facility, with Hill International as PMC and billions in upcoming contracts for global and local suppliers.

The proposed facility, boasting a nameplate capacity of 22.5 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), will include up to five liquefaction trains, each capable of producing 4.5 MTPA.

Technip Energies has taken the lead on one of the Gulf Coast’s most anticipated LNG projects, signing a full EPC contract with Commonwealth LNG for its 9.3 mtpa liquefaction plant in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.

INPEX has launched Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) for the Abadi LNG Project in Indonesia, awarding contracts for the FPSO, SURF, and gas export pipeline packages and the project is set to unlock significant opportunities across the regional, local and international supply chain.

ACWA Power has awarded FEED for its USD 8.5B Yanbu green hydrogen project to Técnicas Reunidas and Sinopec. The project targets 2.5 million tonnes of green ammonia annually, creating major opportunities for fabricators, service companies, and downstream suppliers.

Venture Global has officially taken Final Investment Decision (FID) and achieved financial close for Phase 1 of its CP2 LNG export facility in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. The announcement, made on July 28, marks the launch of one of the most significant new LNG projects on the U.S. Gulf Coast and signals the start of a procurement wave that could exceed $5 billion for subcontractors and equipment suppliers.

Saipem has confirmed a phased restart of the Mozambique LNG project this summer, signalling new opportunities for logistics, construction, and service companies as site activity ramps up at the Afungi plant.

Saipem and Subsea7 have confirmed their merger to form Saipem7, a €21 billion energy services powerhouse with a €43 billion project backlog and operations in over 60 countries. For suppliers, shipyards, engineering firms and manpower providers, the deal signals a major expansion in global offshore activity, particularly in subsea, offshore wind and heavy construction. With a combined fleet of 60+ vessels and €300 million in annual synergies targeted, the newly formed group is set to become a key force in energy transition and complex offshore delivery.

ADNOC’s phased Upper Zakum expansion targets 1.5 million b/d using AI, clean energy, and artificial islands. Strategic partners ExxonMobil and INPEX are onboard. Major opportunities are emerging for EPC firms, tech providers, and marine contractors as ADNOC readies tenders. Smart suppliers should act now to prequalify and engage.