Abu Dhabi: The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with H2G Green and its subsidiary Gas Hub United Utility, Muzn Energy, a subsidiary of Sirgas Group, and Cloud Energy Gas (Cloud Energy), during the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC 2026).
The agreement forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen energy supply security and enhance the efficiency and reliability of Abu Dhabi’s energy system. It will assess opportunities to develop liquefied natural gas (LNG) solutions to serve the emirate’s industrial and commercial sectors, including local LNG production, transportation and distribution to meet the needs of businesses and industrial facilities across Abu Dhabi.
The partnership will focus on exploring innovative solutions to supply natural gas to industrial and commercial facilities, helping diversify supply options, meet the requirements of vital economic sectors and support Abu Dhabi’s industrial and economic growth.
The MoU reflects broader efforts to enhance energy supply security and support the emirate’s expanding industrial and commercial sectors by exploring innovative solutions for facilities located beyond the coverage of existing natural gas distribution networks.
LNG represents one of the solutions capable of providing flexible and reliable supplies to these facilities, supporting business continuity and expansion while creating opportunities to transition from higher-emission fuels to lower-emission alternatives. This is in line with Abu Dhabi’s objectives of improving energy efficiency and advancing its sustainability targets.
The partnership underscores Abu Dhabi’s commitment to developing an integrated, secure and reliable energy system capable of keeping pace with economic and industrial growth. This will be achieved through stronger private-sector partnerships, a supportive regulatory environment for investment and innovation, and the exploration of practical solutions to diversify supply options and improve efficiency in meeting the future needs of the emirate’s vital sectors.
The collaboration could unlock potential investments of up to AED1 billion, supporting the development of flexible natural gas supply solutions for Abu Dhabi’s industrial and commercial sectors.
Under the MoU, all parties will work together to assess opportunities to leverage LNG solutions to supply energy to industrial and commercial facilities, as well as locations not connected to existing gas networks. The collaboration will also explore supporting the requirements of marine and land transportation activities and harnessing the cold energy generated during LNG processes, helping improve resource utilisation and strengthen the resilience of the emirate’s energy supplies.
H2G Green will lead the assessment of commercial opportunities for developing potential projects, while Gas Hub will contribute its technical and operational expertise in LNG technologies and related engineering solutions.
Muzn Energy will contribute its local expertise in developing, implementing and operating gas supply solutions for the industrial and commercial sectors. Meanwhile, Cloud Energy will support the assessment of appropriate solutions for supplying customers, transporting and distributing gas to meet the requirements of targeted facilities.
The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy will facilitate coordination with relevant government entities and institutions and help identify suitable sectors and locations for assessing opportunities to implement pilot projects. This will support the evaluation of the proposed solutions' commercial viability and potential for implementation across the emirate.
