ADNOC Gas adjusts LNG output amid Strait of Hormuz crisis

ABU DHABI, March 23, 2026 – Abu Dhabi-listed ADNOC Gas has temporarily adjusted its production of LNG export liquids due to shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, the company said in a stock-exchange disclosure on Monday.

ADNOC Gas did not provide details about the size of the production adjustments or their expected duration. The measure follows heightened regional tensions after Iran launched attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure in response to an Israeli strike on its South Pars gasfield. The company stated that its assets are operating safely and that it has suffered “no impact to core processing integrity.”

Production at the Habshan complex, one of the world’s largest, resumed after a shutdown triggered by falling debris from intercepted missiles near the facilities on March 19.

The company said it “is actively collaborating with customers and partners on a transaction-by-transaction basis to fulfil commitments wherever possible.”

ADNOC Gas is the gas processing and LNG subsidiary of ADNOC. In the UAE, it operates key assets such as Das Island and the Habshan complex, playing a strategic role in the emirate’s gas monetisation and export strategy.

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