据9月10日Trade Arabia报道，Adnoc Onshore是阿布扎比国家石油公司(Adnoc)的子公司，该公司授予了两个工程设计、采购和施工(EPC)合同，以升级位于阿布扎比Jebel Dhanna终端的两条主要输油管道(MOLs)和原油接收设施。
EPC合同的总价值约为2.45亿美元(折合8.9990亿迪拉姆)，合同授予阿布扎比Target工程建设公司与另一家亚洲公司。
根据Adnoc的“国内价值”(ICV)计划，超过50%的合同价值将流回阿联酋经济，这凸显了Adnoc在负责任投资和追求智能增长以实现资产价值最大化和为阿联酋提供可持续回报的过程中，优先考虑ICV的驱动力。
Adnoc上游董事会执行董事Yaser Saeed Almazrouei表示:“EPC合同将增加两条主要输油管道的产能，升级Jebel Dhanna终端使其能够接收上游板块原油并交付给 Ruwais炼油厂。这份合约经历了一个非常有竞争力的投标过程，凸显了Adnoc如何进行明智的投资，以优化业绩，从我们的资产中释放更大的价值。至关重要的是，这将加强我们在创造更有利可图的上游业务和实现2030年战略的同时，为国家实现价值最大化的承诺。”
其中一份EPC合同的价值约1.35亿美元,包含将两条主要管道输送能力提高30%以上。该合同预计将在30个月内完成，根据Adnoc的ICV计划，将有超过45%的合同价值流回阿联酋经济。
授予Target工程建设公司的合同价值约1.1亿美元,将升级Jebel Dhanna终端的原油接收设施,使Adnoc能够利用终端现有设施的一部分，该项目位于Jebel Dhanna终端以东约12 千米处。
该项目完成后，Adnoc可以从Jebel Dhanna进口其他级别的原油，这将为Adnoc提供更大的灵活性，突显出该公司正在从其生产的每一桶原油中提取价值。自20世纪60年代开始，该终端最初被设想和运营为Murban原油出口设施。该合同预计将在20个月内完成，并且根据Adnoc的ICV计划，超过60%的合同价值将流向阿联酋的经济。
王佳晶 摘译自 Trade Arabia
原文如下：
Adnoc awards $245m deals to upgrade main oil lines
Adnoc Onshore, a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc), has awarded two Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts to upgrade two main oil lines (MOLs) and crude receiving facilities at the Jebel Dhanna Terminal in Abu Dhabi.
The EPC contracts have a combined value of around $245 million (AED899.9 million) and were awarded to?a certain pipeline company?in Asia?– Abu Dhabi and Abu Dhabi-based Target Engineering Construction.
Over 50 percent of the total award value will flow back into the UAE’s economy under Adnoc’s In-Country Value (ICV) program, underscoring Adnoc’s drive to prioritize ICV as it invests responsibly and pursues smart growth to maximize value from its assets and deliver sustainable returns to the UAE.
Yaser Saeed Almazrouei, Executive Director of Adnoc’s Upstream Directorate, said: “The EPC contracts awarded by Adnoc Onshore will increase the capacity of the two main oil lines and upgrade the Jebel Dhanna Terminal to enable it to receive Upper Zakum and Non-System crude for delivery to the Ruwais Refinery West project.
“The awards follow a very competitive tender process and highlight how Adnoc is making smart investments to optimize performance and unlock greater value from our assets. Crucially, a significant portion of the awards will flow back into the UAE’s economy under Adnoc’s ICV program, reinforcing our commitment to maximize value for the nation as we create a more profitable upstream business and deliver our 2030 strategy.”
One?EPC contract awarded to the company in Asia– Abu Dhabi is valued at approximately $135 million and the scope is to replace the two MOLs which transport Adnoc’s premium grade Murban crude oil from its oilfields at Bab (BAB), Bu Hasa (BUH), North East Bab (NEB), and South East (SE) to Jebel Dhanna terminal, increasing the capacity of the pipelines by over 30 percent.
The contract is expected to be completed in 30 months and will see over 45 percent of the award value flow back into the UAE’s economy under Adnoc’s ICV program.
The EPC contract awarded to Target Engineering Construction is valued at approximately $110 million and will see the contractor upgrade the crude receiving facilities at the Jebel Dhanna Terminal, enabling Adnoc to utilize parts of the terminal’s existing facilities to import Upper Zakum (UZ) crude oil from offshore and Non-System (NS) crude, for delivery to the new Ruwais Refinery West (RRW) project, located approximately 12 km to the east of Jebel Dhanna terminal.
This ability to import other grades of crude at Jebel Dhanna following the completion of the project will provide Adnoc greater flexibility, highlighting how the company is extracting value from every barrel of crude it produces. The terminal was originally conceived and operated as a Murban crude oil export facility since its inception in the 1960s.
The contract is expected to be completed in 20 months and will see over 60 percent of the award value to Target Engineering flow back into the UAE’s economy under Adnoc’s ICV programme.
