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Adnoc Gas says operations continue safely after debris incident, no impact on core facilities
Energy major confirmed that there were no reported injuries and no impact to its core processing integrity due to the ongoing military conflict in the region
- PUBLISHED: Mon 23 Mar 2026, 2:18 PM
Adnoc Gas, a subsidiary of Adnoc, said on Monday that its operations will continue after debris fell near certain facilities.
The gas giant confirmed that there were no reported injuries and no impact to its “core processing integrity.”
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In response to the ongoing shipping disruption caused by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, Adnoc Gas said that it has separately made “temporary operational adjustments” to its production of liquefied natural gas and export traded liquids.
On Saturday, the UAE became one of the latest countries to sign its name to a joint statement calling for Iran to immediately stop its disruption in the Strait. The statement, signed by 22 countries as of Monday, condemned Iran’s actions in the Strait of Hormuz, including its attacks on unarmed commercial vessels and the closure of this important oil chokehold.
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“We remain committed to delivering shareholder value. Our balance-sheet strength and capital discipline support the resilience of (Adnoc Gas). The company’s continued focus is on ensuring the safety of staff, contractors, partners, and operations,” it said in a disclosure on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.
The gas processing company added that it is actively collaborating with customers and partners on a transaction-by-transaction basis to fulfill commitments wherever possible.
Adnoc has previously published similar disclosures inferring that its operations continue despite repeated threats by Iran. Its CEO, Sultan Al Jaber, said last week that any attack on its energy infrastructure are acts of “global economic warfare.”
Also last week, the UAE’s Shah gas field, which is operated by Adnoc Sour Gas, was temporarily suspended after a drone struck the facility, which holds around 20 per cent of the UAE’s gas supply.
Hind Aldah is a business reporter based in Sharjah. In her spare time, you will find her playing classical guitar, painting amateur oil paintings, or crocheting the same old scarf that leads nowhere.