Abu Dhabi’s Adnoc Drilling plans for further fleet expansion in 2024: CEO Abdulrahman Al Seiari

The company is accelarating efforts to decarbonize its fleet

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 To date, Adnoc Drilling has acquired 16 hybrid power land rigs, with the first two commencing operations late last year, and the remainder are expected to enter service throughout 2024.
To date, Adnoc Drilling has acquired 16 hybrid power land rigs, with the first two commencing operations late last year, and the remainder are expected to enter service throughout 2024.
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In a statement to state news agency WAM, Adnoc Drilling CEO Abdulrahman Al Seiari said, “This year will be a landmark year. In line with our mandate to support Adnoc’s 5 million barrels per day capacity target, the continued growth of our fleet, which we expect to reach 142 operational rigs this year, is central to our future success.”

“The expansion of fleet and IDS capabilities, however, are not the only avenues we’ve continued to improve as an organisation. For example, we recently formed a joint venture with Alpha Dhabi, which will pursue global investments in energy technology and bolster tech-enabled energy services. Access to these technologies will support us in our operations and accelerate well-delivery optimisation,” Al Seiari said.

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