KEZAD commissions new natural gas network for clients

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The new natural gas network has been developed by the KEZAD Group subsidiary, KEZAD Utilities & Facilities Management Company in three phases with a capital investment of around AED 300 million. (Image source: KEZAD Group)

Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi (KEZAD Group), the largest operator of integrated and purpose-built economic zones, has successfully commissioned a new natural gas network having 311,100 MMBTU/Day capacity in KEZAD Area A, Al Ma’mourah.

The new natural gas network has been developed by the KEZAD Group subsidiary, KEZAD Utilities & Facilities Management Company in three phases with a capital investment of around AED 300 million (US $ 81.68 million).

The total length of the newly developed gas network is around 30 kilometres and is in addition to the presently operational gas networks in ICAD - KEZAD Musaffah and KEZAD Al Ma’mourah of 82 kilometres.

Mohamed Al Khadar Al Ahmed, CEO of KEZAD Group, said in a press statement, “The commissioning of the natural gas network is a strategic development that enhances our competitive edge, provides unparalleled services to our clients, and further solidifies our role as a key driver of the region's industrial growth and prosperity in Abu Dhabi.”

“By putting the new natural gas network into service, we are taking a big step closer to achieving KEZAD's goal of being the premier worldwide centre for business and innovation.”

KEZAD Utilities & Facilities Management Company has been playing an instrumental role in supporting AD Ports Group's growth. The company is serving as a one-stop-shop for comprehensive Utility and Facility Management solutions across the Group and its clients.

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