Eni has fast-tracked two major deepwater gas hubs offshore Indonesia to FID in just 18 months, combining subsea tie-backs, a new FPSO and LNG infrastructure upgrades into a multi-billion-dollar development set to reshape East Kalimantan’s gas and export landscape.

While LNG dominates headlines, Tecnimont is quietly building a multi-billion dollar portfolio of petrochemical and gas processing projects, positioning itself at the center of the next wave of downstream investment.

QatarEnergy LNG’s North Field expansion is not just the world’s largest LNG buildout, it is a masterclass in how to structure multi-billion EPC execution across parallel mega-trains, with a contractor lineup that reads like a who’s who of global LNG delivery.

The £200 million appointment of the ILIOS consortium, led by Kier and Nuvia with support from AECOM, AL_A Architects and Turner & Townsend, marks a pivotal shift for the UK’s STEP fusion programme as it moves from concept into early stage construction, opening the door to a new and largely undefined EPC supply chain.

Petroleum Development Oman is executing a multi-billion dollar portfolio that blends large oil and gas developments with renewable power, carbon management and digital oilfield systems, creating a diverse pipeline of EPC opportunities across Oman.

Nigeria is moving closer to unlocking one of its largest offshore investments in years after presidential approval of fiscal incentives designed to support the $20 billion Bonga Southwest Aparo deepwater development, a project expected to deliver 150,000 barrels per day and open major EPC, FPSO and subsea contract opportunities.

McDermott is executing a diverse portfolio of offshore and energy infrastructure projects across the Middle East, Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. From large offshore expansions for ADNOC, QatarEnergy and Saudi Aramco to LNG, offshore wind and emerging low carbon fuel projects, the contractor’s 2026 pipeline highlights billions of dollars in EPCI activity and significant opportunities for suppliers and subcontractors across the global energy sector.

Texas LNG has taken a major step toward final investment decision after Glenfarne signed a lump sum turnkey EPC agreement with Kiewit for the proposed 4 MTPA export terminal at the Port of Brownsville. The project could unlock several billion dollars in EPC, equipment and subcontracting opportunities across the U.S. Gulf Coast LNG supply chain if FID proceeds.

Saudi Aramco operates one of the world’s largest offshore oil and gas systems in the Arabian Gulf, anchored by mega fields such as Safaniya, Manifa, Zuluf and Marjan. Despite recent jack up rig suspensions, ongoing expansion projects, platform installations and marine logistics operations continue to generate major EPC and offshore service opportunities across the region.

Moeve has approved FID for the 300 MW Onuba project, the first phase of the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley, unlocking more than €1 billion of investment and positioning Southern Europe’s largest green hydrogen plant firmly into the EPC execution phase, with major technology and infrastructure packages now moving toward market.

Eni has approved final investment decisions to convert refinery units at Sannazzaro and Priolo into flexible biorefineries, adding more than 1 million tonnes per year of new HVO and SAF capacity by 2028 and reinforcing its position among Europe’s leading hydrogenated biofuel producers.

QatarEnergy has awarded an estimated USD 17 billion EPC contract for the North Field West onshore LNG plant, adding two mega trains with 16 MTPA capacity and cementing the final step toward 142 MTPA of national liquefaction capacity by 2031.