BP Signs Concession Deal with ADNOC, Partners for Bab Gas Cap Project
06.25.2026 By Tank Terminals - NEWS

June 25, 2026 [Reuters]- BP said on ​Thursday it has signed a concession ‌agreement with ADNOC and partners to develop the Bab Gas Cap project in the UAE, taking ​a 10% stake and marking BP’s first ​access to upstream gas resources in Abu ⁠Dhabi.

 

The project, which comprises three reservoirs in ​the onshore Bab Field, is expected to produce up ​to 1.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day. It will support domestic feedstock production and gas ​needs in the UAE, as well as ​ADNOC’s liquefied natural gas export expansion plans, BP said.

ADNOC ‌will ⁠own a 60% interest in the concession, with other partners including TotalEnergies, CNPC International, INPEX, China ZhenHua Oil and GS Energy ​holding the ​rest. BP ⁠will serve as asset lead for the Bab Oil Field, one ​of Abu Dhabi’s largest onshore oil ​fields.

BP ⁠has a 10% interest in ADNOC Onshore, ADNOC LNG, the National Gas Shipping Company ⁠and ​ADNOC’s Ruwais LNG development.

 

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