ADNOC broadens its Asian horizons with Gulf Group LNG deal

ADNOC has inked a multi-year agreement with Gulf Group to ship 2 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) starting in 2027.
ADNOC has inked a multi-year agreement with Gulf Group to ship 2 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) starting in 2027.
2 minutes read LinkedIn X Email ADNOC Gas’ Das Island LNG facility Source: HS Switchgear FZCO Amid rising Asian gas demand, the United Arab Emirates-headquartered energy heavyweight Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has expanded its footprint in the region’s energy market with a long-term pact to supply up to 2 million tonnes of LNG to Thailand’s energy and infrastructure conglomerate Gulf Group, reinforcing the delivery of the UAE player’s global gas strategy and the role its newly consolidated trading powerhouse plays in it.
The signing of a sales and purchase agreement (SPA) with Gulf Group for the supply of LNG into Asia was enabled by ADNOC's LNG marketing and trading platform.
ADNOC Trading will deliver approximately 2 million tonnes of LNG to the Thai firm over a multi-year term, starting in 2027.
Nasser Al Muhairi , Acting CEO of ADNOC Downstream Industry, Marketing & Trading, commented: "This agreement builds on our first LNG supply agreement with Gulf Group and reinforces ADNOC’s commitment to ensuring reliable energy supplies to Thailand and our Asian customers.
“It marks another milestone in ADNOC’s global LNG marketing and trading platform, enhancing the scale, flexibility and optionality of our LNG solutions to meet growing global demand." This SPA builds on a partnership between the duo, which was established through their first LNG supply agreement signed in 2025 and expands ADNOC Trading's direct LNG deliveries to Asia.
ADNOC launched its global LNG marketing and trading platform in Abu Dhabi Global Market in July 2026.
ADNOC has inked a multi-year agreement with Gulf Group to ship 2 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) starting in 2027.
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