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Key UAE Gas Plant to Return to Normal Next Year From War Damage

Bloomberg • May 12, 2026

The main natural gas plant that supplies the fuel in the United Arab Emirates will only return to full capacity year, highlighting the long recovery times for some of the region’s most critical infrastructure that was damaged in the Iran war.

The Habshan processing facility is operating at 60% capacity, with aims to reach 80% by the end of this year and full capability in 2027, Adnoc Gas Plc said in a statement. The plant that is crucial for meeting demand in the UAE was targeted twice in early April , as a wave of attacks during the conflict hit energy infrastructure in the country and elsewhere in the Middle East.

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UAE Gas Complex Faces Long Recovery After Iran War Attacks The UAE's Habshan gas-processing complex, crucial for national energy supply, is currently operating at 60% capacity due to damage from multiple attacks during the Iran war. ADNOC Gas aims to restore operations to 80% by the end of 2026, with full capacity expected in 2027. The facility was targeted by drone and missile strikes, resulting in production halts and fires caused by falling debris. The ongoing conflict has led to significant financial losses for ADNOC Gas, estimated between $400 million and $600 million in the second quarter alone, exacerbated by Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The situation reflects the broader instability in the region and its impact on critical infrastructure. 3 sources 68

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