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ADNOC Launches Mega Production Platform, Bound for Umm Shaif

ADNOC has deployed a massive new production platform at its Umm Shaif field, built in Abu Dhabi with contributions from over 200 UAE suppliers, to expand offshore capacity.

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ADNOC has deployed a new mega offshore production platform to the Umm Shaif field, the company’s oldest offshore asset. The structure was fabricated in Abu Dhabi by NMDC Energy and is part of a wider offshore development program.

More than 200 UAE-based suppliers contributed to the construction, highlighting the scale of local industrial involvement. The platform itself weighs more than the Eiffel Tower, underscoring the engineering effort required for its completion.

By transporting the platform to Umm Shaif, ADNOC continues to expand offshore production capacity while strengthening the role of local companies in its supply chain. This approach supports the company’s long-term plan to enhance domestic value creation and ensure reliable energy production.

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This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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