We are committed to managing risks related to climate change and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) and air emissions. We remain fully aligned with ADNOC Group’s goal of reducing GHG emissions intensity by 25% (scope 1 and scope 2) by 2030 and targeting to achieve Net Zero by 2045. We have effectively implemented Energy Management System, complying with ISO 50001:2018 standard, and continuously improving our operations by introducing energy efficient projects and reducing GHG emissions.
As part of our unwavering commitment to decarbonization and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, we have embarked on a series of impactful projects aimed at transforming our energy consumption and operational efficiency to reduce scope 1 and 2 emissions. Collectively, these measures underscore our dedication to boost growth, reducing carbon intensity and meeting people’s energy needs through advance technologies and innovative approaches.
Our solutions concentrate on achieving greater energy efficiency, zero routine flaring, reductions in methane emissions, the electrification of our onshore and offshore operations using nuclear and solar energy sources and applying carbon capture and storage technologies.
Solar system to provide hybrid solution with diesel generators to cover energy demand and reduce GHG emissions and save up to 15% fuel consumption.
Further, we installed solar-powered LED streetlights at Central Camps, Mobile Camps & BAO to minimize GHG emissions by reducing energy consumption.
In advancing our decarbonization efforts, we achieved significant milestones in electrifying our operations. A notable initiative is transitioning central camps from diesel to cleaner energy sources by commencing the procurement of power from TAQA and ADNOC Onshore. The Madinat Zayed camp electrification project has resulted in significant fuel savings by substituting 302,355 USG of diesel with an electrical power source. This reflected in reducing our carbon footprint by more than 55% through the abatement of 1,875 tCO2e in 2024.
We implemented a new Energy Monitoring System to optimize energy usage across 16 hybrid rigs by monitoring real-time energy consumption and adjusting the power supply as needed. During high-power-demand situations, the system disconnects engines not required for load support, minimizing unnecessary fuel use. This system reduces energy intensity, carbon emissions, and fuel consumption while improving the performance of engines and batteries. This system is expected to reduce emissions by up to 5.4% per rig.
We equipped 16 hybrid rigs with high-capacity batteries and engine automation to optimize energy use and reduce emissions. These systems combine batteries with energy storage solutions, providing instant extra power during demand surges while lowering noise levels for rig crews and surrounding areas. This hybrid power solution is expected to reduce emissions by up to 4.6% per rig.