NEXTCHEM Expands with New Abu Dhabi Office

Key highlights
  • NEXTCHEM opens a regional office in Abu Dhabi to enhance its Middle East presence.
  • The company focuses on decarbonization in gas processing and sustainable technologies.
  • NEXTCHEM collaborates with ADNOC on the Hail and Ghasha onshore development.
  • The office aims to strengthen partnerships and support regional energy transition.

Office Opening

NEXTCHEM has opened a new regional office in Abu Dhabi, marking a significant step in its strategic expansion across the Middle East. This move aims to enhance the company's presence and capabilities in the region.

Regional Projects

NEXTCHEM, part of the MAIRE Group, is actively involved in several strategic projects in the UAE and the Gulf area. The company is working on ADNOC's Hail and Ghasha onshore development, a key initiative for decarbonizing the gas processing industry.

Technological Focus

The company is strengthening its regional footprint with a focus on sustainable technologies. Its portfolio includes solutions for Sustainable Fertilizers & Nitrogen-Based Fuels, Low-Carbon Energy Vectors, and Sustainable Materials and Circular Solutions.

Strategic Partnerships

The opening event was attended by key figures, including MAIRE's Board of Directors, senior executives of NEXTCHEM, and ADNOC officials. The new office will facilitate closer collaboration with stakeholders to support the region's energy transition goals.

Source: Maire

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