Recently, in Abu Dhabi, Jereh's oil and gas engineering team received three award letters after the exchange at the booth. Abu Dhabi National Oil Company's onshore company has handed over three projects to this Chinese oil service company, with a total contract value of approximately 2.7 billion US dollars, equivalent to approximately 18.1 billion Chinese yuan. For Jereh, this is not an ordinary winning bid, but a crucial step in extending its digital transformation to large-scale production system construction in the Middle East oil and gas engineering market.

Three award letters have been finalized

Three award letters were delivered on the same day, totaling approximately 2.7 billion US dollars. Among them, the Ruwais Diyab unconventional natural gas development project has a total amount of over 1.7 billion US dollars, setting a new high for the single contract amount of Jereh oil and gas engineering. The other two awards cover key oilfield areas in the United Arab Emirates, such as Buhasa, Babu, and the northeast, with a focus on the connection between well sites and surface production systems, as well as the construction of supporting facilities. Previously, Jereh had completed the detailed design of the digital wellhead renovation project in Abu Dhabi, and this award has pushed the cooperation to a higher level of oilfield production system construction.

Unconventional gas projects break through

Ruwais Diyab is ADNOC's first large-scale unconventional natural gas development project, which has completed its final investment decision. It adopts an integrated design, construction, and operation model, with a daily feed gas production capacity of 345 million standard cubic feet. Unconventional gas requires a combination of technologies such as horizontal wells and volumetric fracturing, which places extremely high demands on the integrated drilling, fracturing, and surface engineering capabilities of engineering service providers. ADNOC handing over this project to Jereh means that Chinese oil service companies have gained substantial entry into the unconventional gas development field in the UAE, and also set a sample for the subsequent participation of fracturing equipment, downhole tools, and surface engineering industry chains in the Middle East market. Keywords: the Belt and Road news network, enterprise industry, oil and gas, natural gas development

Half a month, over 3 billion in the Middle East

On October 21, 2026, Jereh Oil and Gas Engineering signed a contract with Oman Petroleum Development Company for the Al Ghubar oil and gas gravity drainage project, with a contract amount of 126 million Omani riyals, approximately 327 million US dollars. With the addition of three awards from the United Arab Emirates on November 4, 2026, Jereh has accumulated project amounts exceeding $3 billion in the Middle East market within half a month, equivalent to over RMB 20 billion. From Oman to the United Arab Emirates, from conventional oil and gas projects to unconventional gas development, Jereh's order structure in the Middle East is extending from single point construction to long-term operational responsibility. The DBO model has a long delivery cycle and heavy operational responsibilities. Ruwais Diyab's capacity ramp up and cost control will continue to test its localized delivery system in the coming years.Editor/Gao Xue