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Ebara Elliott Energy secures major Middle East gas infrastructure contract from L&T

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Ebara Elliott Energy has secured one of its largest contracts after being selected by Larsen & Toubro Limited to supply advanced compressor technology for a major gas infrastructure development project in the Middle East.

The contract covers the supply of nine customised centrifugal compressors designed for high-pressure gas processing applications. The equipment will support a multi-billion-dollar energy expansion project in the Middle East aimed at strengthening gas infrastructure and enhancing the reliability of global energy supplies.

According to the company, the project involves coordinating strict delivery schedules across multiple engineering teams, licensors, and international stakeholders. Ebara Elliott Energy said its ability to provide a flexible phased delivery programme and detailed milestone planning played a key role in securing the contract.

The compressors will be manufactured and tested through the company’s global production network before deliveries begin in line with the project’s construction schedule.

The award highlights continued investment in large-scale gas projects across the Middle East, where countries are expanding production and processing capacity to meet growing global demand for natural gas while supporting energy security.

“The world needs dependable energy today while planning for a lower-carbon tomorrow, and this project does both,” said Nobu Miyaki, Chairman and CEO, Ebara Elliott Energy. “At this scale, there is no room for error. Larsen & Toubro Limited and their end user chose us because our engineering teams design for extreme conditions, and our technology delivers real-world reliability when it matters most. Trust is earned project by project, and our global manufacturing team is ready to execute.”

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