37 ADIPEC 2026 / TURNING RESILIENCE PRIORITIES INTO COMMERCIAL ACTION ENACT identified the need to invest ahead of disruption, strengthen critical infrastructure and mobilize capital and partnerships to build more resilient energy systems. In the four days that followed, ADIPEC carried these priorities into commercial dialogue and delivery, demonstrating practical progress toward more reliable energy and stronger, more connected infrastructure. It was another record-breaking edition, bringing together 240,000 participants from 170 countries, with US$67 billion deals recorded across the event. ADIPEC 2026 was defined by energy resilience and intelligence, not as ends in themselves, but as enablers of global stability and growth. INVESTING AHEAD OF DEMAND: 345 MILLION SCF/DAY ADNOC RUWAIS DIYAB ADNOC approved the development of a new unconventional gas resource, targeting production of 345 million standard cubic feet per day from 2029. Supported by new processing and pipeline infrastructure, the project will expand domestic gas supply and strengthen long-term energy reliability. DR. SULTAN AHMED AL JABER OPENING ADDRESS, ADIPEC 2026 NOVEMBER 2, 2026 “First, accessible supply. We need expanded strategic storage, larger stockpiles of products and flexible refining capacity closer to consumer markets. Second, routes to market. Supply only counts when it arrives. Infrastructure must be built before it is needed and enabled by advanced logistics. Third, operational intelligence. Moving from automated operations to intelligent energy systems that anticipate risk, optimize performance and drive down the cost of every barrel. Fourth, capital follows confidence. Policy must create it, finance must accelerate it, and insurance must keep trade moving. And fifth, which in my view is the most important, is people because behind every barrel that arrives is a person who made sure it did. Systems don’t carry responsibility: people do.” STRENGTHENING SUPPLY PARTNERSHIPS: UP TO 1.6 MT FIVE-YEAR LNG SUPPLY ADNOC GAS × TOTAL ENERGIES A new long-term LNG supply agreement reinforced the importance of dependable producers, trusted commercial relationships and reliable access to global energy markets. MOBILIZING CAPITAL FOR INFRASTRUCTURE: $1.39 BILLION TA’ZIZ STRATEGIC PROJECTS TA’ZIZ secured financing for its terminal and ammonia projects in Ruwais, with both transactions oversubscribed. The financing advances new long-term investment in industrial production, storage and export infrastructure. MOBILIZING CAPITAL WITH CUSTOMER ECONOMIES: US$1BN ADNOC x JAPAN BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Co-financing agreement to support lower-carbon LNG operations and power infrastructure, demonstrating the role of international financial partnerships in advancing long-term energy investment together with customer economies.