Proven Reserves (EIA/OPEC)
113.0B bbl
#6 Global Ranking · OPEC Pillar
Light sweet & condensateTarget 5.0M bbl/d (2027)
🇦🇪 Country Spatial Intelligence · SmartView Engine
UAE Oil & Gas Map & Market Profile
Live geospatial intelligence covering the United Arab Emirates: ADNOC onshore and offshore concessions, giant Persian Gulf fields (Upper Zakum, Lower Zakum, Umm Shaif), the Habshan-Fujairah pipeline corridor, Ruwais refining complex, and Murban crude benchmark dynamics.
Key Country Benchmarks
Murban Crude (Live)
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Wells & Platforms
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Pipeline Network
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Habshan bypass & network
Refineries & Fields
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Ruwais & supergiant fields
Interactive Spatial Explorer & Basin Analytics
Charts and counters dynamically aggregate United Arab Emirates vector features rendered inside the active map viewport. Select a basin preset above or pan/zoom to inspect offshore artificial islands, concession blocks, and export lines.
📐 Largest Blocks by Area Area_Km2 (km²)
All blocks of the PRODUCTION layer (excluding unnamed/blank entries), split by the Type column: Production Fields vs. Exploration Fields. Ranked by Area_Km2.
⚡ Infrastructure Breakdown 0 assets
Distribution by facility class and layer in the active view.
🏢 Key Operators in View
Leading concessionaires and partners extracted from the company layer attribute (click to locate on map).
📊 Crude Oil Production (EIA / OPEC)
Annual output trend (kbbl/d) · Key operators: ADNOC, ExxonMobil, TotalEnergies, BP, INPEX/JODCO, CNPC, Eni.
🛢️ Murban vs. Global Benchmarks
Live spot comparison (USD/bbl) reflecting light sweet Middle East price markers.
UAE's Hydrocarbon Basins, Super-Fields & Hubs
- Offshore Abu Dhabi (Upper Zakum, Lower Zakum & Umm Shaif)
- Upper Zakum is the second-largest offshore oil field in the world and the fourth-largest oil field overall. Operated by ADNOC Offshore alongside international partners (ExxonMobil, INPEX/JODCO), utilizing four massive artificial islands (Al Ghallan, Umm Al Anbar, Zubbana, and Aseffah) for extended-reach drilling.
- Onshore Concessions (Bab, Bu Hasa, Asab & Sahil)
- The primary source of the light sweet Murban crude grade. Bab and Bu Hasa host enormous limestone and sandstone reservoirs, integrated with extensive carbon capture (Al Reyadah CCUS) and advanced EOR projects.
- Ruwais Industrial Refining & Petrochemical City (Al Dhafra)
- One of the world's most sophisticated single-site refining complexes (~837,000 bpd capacity), equipped with crude flexibility projects and extensive petrochemical derivatives via Borouge.
- Habshan-Fujairah Strategic Pipeline & Bunkering Hub
- A 370-kilometer pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz, moving up to 1.5 million bpd from onshore fields in Habshan directly to the deepwater port of Fujairah on the Gulf of Oman, which stands as the second-largest bunkering hub globally.
Murban Crude Benchmark & Market Dynamics
Murban (~40.2° API, ~0.78% sulfur) is the United Arab Emirates' flagship crude blend and the benchmark contract traded on the ICE Futures Abu Dhabi (IFAD) exchange. Recognized as the pricing standard for light sour-to-sweet crude destined for Asian refineries, Murban trades at competitive premiums against regional grades (such as Dubai and Oman) and tight spreads with Brent and WTI.
Data Sources & Open License
Spatial layers on this page are dynamically extracted from the World Oil Map vector tileset, incorporating concession geometry from the Abu Dhabi Department of Energy / ADNOC and the OGIM (Oil and Gas Infrastructure Mapping) Database licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).
Reserves and historical production data are sourced from OPEC and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), with crude prices refreshing via the World Oil Map live market feed.
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