says. Behind the operational response was a more basic obligation: "keeping the lights on, homes cool, refrigerators running, and industries operating across the UAE." ADNOC Gas supplies more than 60 per cent of the UAE's sales gas requirements and nearly all of the gas needed by major domestic industries. Al Nuaimi describes teams working "hand in hand" with power, water and industrial customers through the disruption — an experience she says "reinforced the important role ADNOC Gas plays in powering the UAE's progress." By the numbers In the second quarter, ADNOC Gas reported earnings of $665 million, above the $400–600 million guidance range the company had set for itself. Final investment decisions and $8.2 billion in EPC contracts were awarded for Phases 2 and 3 of the Rich Gas Development Project during the same period. In May, ADNOC Gas paid a 2025 dividend of $3.6 billion — the highest payout of any issuer on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange that year, and more than $500 million above the company's original commitment. Net income has risen from $4.72 billion in FY2023 to $5.2 billion in FY2025, with dividends growing from $3.25 billion to $3.6 billion over the same period — a trajectory the company intends to sustain through a progressive dividend policy that commits to 5 per cent annual increases through 2030. At ADNOC Gas, approximately 95 per cent of women in technical roles are Emirati, part of a broader push to build a pipeline of female leaders across the energy sector. ADNOC Gas 3 / 6