ExxonMobil and its Area 4 partners have committed $1.1 billion to critical subsea systems and pipeline materials, advancing Rovuma LNG toward FID.

Saipem is advancing three major projects across Mozambique, Algeria and the Middle East, creating a growing pipeline of LNG, fertilizer and offshore EPC opportunities.

ADNOC’s planned AED 200 billion ($55 billion) in project awards through 2028 is setting up a major new EPC cycle in the UAE, with opportunities spanning gas processing, offshore developments, LNG, infrastructure and the wider supply chain.

ADNOC Gas is moving ahead with a $4.3 billion expansion of its Ruwais NGL complex, with Tecnimont delivering a new fractionation train, gas treatment, refrigeration and storage facilities targeting completion in 2030.

McDermott-led SMDC has started limited engineering and procurement work on ExxonMobil’s 18.6 mtpa Rovuma LNG project as the $30 billion development moves closer to FID.

Técnicas Reunidas has secured two Upper Zakum packages worth more than €5 billion, placing the Spanish contractor at the centre of ADNOC’s plan to lift production to 1.5 million barrels per day.

ADNOC and its partners have approved the Umm Shaif Gas Cap development, opening a major offshore EPC programme targeting more than 600 million cubic feet per day of gas production by 2030.

MAIRE is entering Argentina with a €1.3 billion role in the development of Latin America’s largest urea complex, integrating Tecnimont’s execution capabilities with Nextchem, Stamicarbon, KT Tech and KBR technologies.

Europe’s largest refineries are evolving into major upgrade platforms, creating recurring opportunities across turnarounds, asset integrity, process safety, emissions reduction and low-carbon fuels.

Baker Hughes has secured three major awards for Cheniere’s Sabine Pass LNG expansion, covering Train 7 liquefaction equipment, boil-off gas re-liquefaction and fleet-wide turbine upgrades that will help add more than 6 mtpa of capacity.

Equinor has awarded around NOK 6 billion in contracts for the first wave of coordinated subsea tieback projects on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, with TechnipFMC, OneSubsea, Ocean Installer, NOV and Tenaris lined up across key packages.

Texas LNG has issued Kiewit a limited notice to proceed for long-lead equipment, EPC-phase engineering and geotechnical work at its planned Brownsville LNG export terminal, moving the project closer to FID and full construction.