ADNOC Drilling has secured a contract for up to $800 million to provide integrated hydraulic fracturing services to ADNOC Onshore. This five-year agreement, which will commence in the third quarter of 2025, aims to develop conventional and low-permeability reservoirs in Abu Dhabi, aligned with the country’s energy production targets.
The contracting of oil services
This contract includes the design, execution and evaluation of multi-stage fracturing treatments applied to wells in various onshore assets. The objective is to improve natural hydrocarbon flow and optimize recovery rates through the use of state-of-the-art digital systems and automated solutions.
According to Abdulla Ateya Al Messabi, CEO of ADNOC Drilling, the agreement highlights the strength of the collaboration with ADNOC Onshore and demonstrates the company’s ability to provide high-tech energy services. He also noted that the use of artificial intelligence and predictive simulation will be key to maximizing operational performance.
The ADNOC Drilling strategy strategy includes the implementation of proprietary software to simulate fracturing scenarios and dynamically adjust pumping fluids in real time. This combination of computational intelligence and automation aims to increase efficiency, minimize environmental impact and ensure the safety of field personnel.
This new contract adds to ADNOC Drilling‘s other recent commitments, which include agreements for more than $4 billion in integrated services and regional acquisitions. The company consolidates its position as a leader in the development of integrated upstream solutions in the Middle East.
The deployment of advanced technologies, coupled with a strategy focused on sustainable performance, allows ADNOC Drilling to become a reference in the future of efficient oil extraction in the region.
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