Eni and PTTEP form venture for ADNOC sour gas stakes
· Oil & Gas · United Arab Emirates · Italy
Italy's Eni and Thailand's PTTEP have created a joint venture called Seela Energies to streamline operations and combine their respective stakes in an ADNOC-operated offshore sour gas concession in the United Arab Emirates. The move consolidates two international partners' interests into a single vehicle, rather than leaving them held separately. ADNOC operates the concession. The restructuring is intended to simplify how the partners manage and develop the asset.
Why it matters:Consolidating international partners' stakes in a major Gulf sour gas asset signals how operators and NOCs are restructuring joint holdings to simplify decision-making in large upstream projects.
Key points
- The venture is named Seela Energies
- It combines Eni's and PTTEP's stakes in the ADNOC-operated concession
- The asset is an offshore sour gas project in the UAE
Sources (original reporting)
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