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Six projects to watch.

Large projects being built in 2026–2029, with real demand for technical professionals, spread across regions and kinds. A selection — not a ranking. Follow any of them in your Radar.

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How we check

Every project is checked by hand against at least two public sources — company newsrooms, regulators, trade press. No commercial databases.

Each card shows its sources and the date we checked them (every project in this set: on or after 2026-10-08). We re-check every month; a project that finishes or is cancelled leaves the tour.

Companies appear as sourced project facts only. Reported risks are shown as reported. The discipline lists are our own inference and say so. The small dots are other projects from public datasets — context, not checked by us.

  1. 01 / 06Refinery & petrochemicals

    BPCL Bina refinery and petrochemicals expansion (BPREP)

    India

    A US$5+ bn refinery-plus-cracker complex in mid-construction.

    Size550 KTPA polypropylene + 50 KTPA Butene-1 (Technip Energies scope) within an 11 MMTPA refinery and 1.2 MMTPA cracker programme

    1. FID
    2. Engineering
    3. Fabrication
    4. Construction (named in the reported phase)
    5. Installation
    6. Commissioning

    Phase, as reported: construction …

    Who builds it

    • Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited operator
    • Technip Energies

    Reported risk Technip Energies holds one package within the wider BPREP programme…

    5 sources checked on 2026-10-08

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    Why we watch it

    A US$5+ bn refinery-plus-cracker complex in mid-construction, with Technip Energies executing the polypropylene and Butene-1 units on an EPCC basis for a 2028 finish.

    Phase in full, as reported

    construction (about 31% of physical construction complete in the April–June 2026 quarter, with a quarter of project cost awarded for execution, per BPCL officials; downstream unit EPCC awards placed late 2025)

    Reported risk in full, as reported

    Technip Energies holds one package within the wider BPREP programme; Larsen & Toubro holds the EPCC for the LLDPE/HDPE swing unit (two 575 KTPA trains, December 2025). BPCL names the Middle East conflict as a challenge but says the project remains on schedule.

    Who builds it as stated by the sources

    Operator / developerBharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL)

    • Technip EnergiesEPCC contractor for the new 550 KTPA polypropylene and 50 KTPA Butene-1 units at Bina (awarded Q4 2025, announced 7 January 2026; together with a Mumbai PRFCC EPsCm contract classed as a 'large' award, EUR 250–500 million)

    Key dates as stated by the sources

    FID or award
    Technip Energies EPCC award recorded Q4 2025, announced 7 January 2026
    Startup target
    BPREP completion targeted May 2028, reaffirmed by BPCL in August/September 2026 despite the Middle East conflict

    Disciplines likely needed our inference

    • process and polymer-unit engineering
    • piping/mechanical construction supervision
    • E&I and control systems
    • commissioning and start-up
    • QA/QC and inspection
    • project controls/planning

    Derived by us from project kind and phase - not stated by the sources below.

    Sources checked on 2026-10-08

    1. Technip Energies awarded two large contracts by BPCL for new units at Bina and Mumbai refineries in IndiaTechnip Energies (company newsroom) · 2026-01-07
    2. Technip Energies awarded two large contracts by BPCLHydrocarbon Engineering · 2026-01-07
    3. BPCL lets contracts for expansions at Bina, Mumbai refineriesOil & Gas Journal · 2026-01-08
    4. New construction: BPCL on track to complete Bina expansion by 2028Chemical Week (ChemWeek digital edition, Aug 31/Sep 7 2026) · 2026-09-04
    5. Bharat Petroleum awards contract for Bina refinery expansionOil & Gas Journal · 2026-06-30

    Position on the globe: 24.20°N 78.20°E. Location approximate: Bina refinery, Madhya Pradesh, central India.

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  2. 02 / 06Floating LNG

    ZLNG nearshore FLNG (PETRONAS FLNG 3), Sipitang, Sabah

    Malaysia

    A complete floating LNG plant.

    SizeMinimum 2 mtpa nearshore FLNG (reported ~2.1 mtpa)

    1. FID
    2. Engineering
    3. Fabrication (named in the reported phase)
    4. Construction
    5. Installation
    6. Commissioning

    Phase, as reported: fabrication …

    Who builds it

    • PETRONAS operator
    • JGC Corporation
    • Samsung Heavy Industries

    5 sources checked on 2026-10-08

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    A complete floating LNG plant — hull, ~40,000 t of topsides and onshore receiving works — being integrated in Korea for delivery and commissioning in Sabah in 2027.

    Phase in full, as reported

    fabrication (hull launched Feb 2025; topsides module integration at Samsung Heavy's Geoje yard ongoing)

    Who builds it as stated by the sources

    Operator / developerPETRONAS

    • JGC CorporationLead consortium partner on the EPCC contract: engineering, procurement and commissioning of the FLNG topsides and associated onshore facilities, plus overall project management
    • Samsung Heavy IndustriesConsortium partner: EPC of the FLNG hull and modular fabrication of the topsides at Geoje (steel cut April 2024, hull launched February 2025)

    Key dates as stated by the sources

    FID or award
    EPCC contract awarded to JGC–Samsung Heavy, announced 6 January 2023
    Milestone
    Steel-cutting/construction start at Geoje, April 2024; hull launch reported 26 February 2025
    Startup target
    Completion scheduled 2027 (JGC); start-up targeted second half of 2027 per trade press

    Disciplines likely needed our inference

    • LNG process and commissioning engineering
    • module integration / mechanical completion
    • E&I and instrumentation
    • marine/mooring engineering
    • QA/QC and inspection
    • project controls

    Derived by us from project kind and phase - not stated by the sources below.

    Sources checked on 2026-10-08

    1. JGC Awarded Contract for First Nearshore Floating LNG Plant in MalaysiaJGC Holdings (company newsroom) · 2023-01-06
    2. Petronas awards JGC-Samsung contract for third Malaysian FLNGOil & Gas Journal · 2023-01-09
    3. Petronas Starts Construction of Third Floating LNG FacilityWorld-Energy (trade press) · 2024-04-02
    4. Samsung Heavy launches Petronas' third FLNGLNG Prime (trade press, paywalled) · 2025-02-26
    5. Samsung Heavy launches 'Cedar FLNG'; world-first simultaneous construction of three FLNGs (Korean)Seoul Shinmun · 2026-06-05

    Position on the globe: 5.08°N 115.55°E. Location approximate: To be moored nearshore at the Sipitang Oil and Gas Industrial Park (SOGIP), Sabah, East Malaysia; hull and topsides under construction at Samsung Heavy Industries' Geoje yard, South Korea.

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  3. 03 / 06Offshore gas platforms

    Block B & 48/95, 52/97 gas development (Block B – O Mon gas-to-power)

    Vietnam

    A new offshore gas hub.

    SizeGas for ~3,800 MW of power at O Mon; EPCI#1 >US$1 bn

    1. FID
    2. Engineering
    3. Fabrication (named in the reported phase)
    4. Construction (named in the reported phase)
    5. Installation
    6. Commissioning

    Phase, as reported: fabrication / construction …

    Who builds it

    • Phu Quoc Petroleum Operating Company operator
    • McDermott
    • PTSC
    • Vietsovpetro

    Reported risk First gas has moved from end-2026 to no later than Q3 2027, consistent with the February 2027 load-out of the living-quarters module…

    7 sources checked on 2026-10-08

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    A new offshore gas hub — central production platform, living-quarters platform, flare and bridges — fabricated in Vietnam under a McDermott-led EPCI contract, then installed and hooked up offshore.

    Phase in full, as reported

    fabrication / construction (EPCI#1 at ~29% overall progress with detailed engineering >71% as of August 2025; LQ fabrication underway)

    Reported risk in full, as reported

    First gas has moved from end-2026 to no later than Q3 2027, consistent with the February 2027 load-out of the living-quarters module. Downstream power plants lag: until end-2028 mainly O Mon I will be able to take Block B gas.

    Who builds it as stated by the sources

    Operator / developerPhu Quoc Petroleum Operating Company (PQPOC) for Petrovietnam (PVN), with MOECO, PVEP, PV Gas and PTTEP as partners

    • McDermottConsortium leader with PTSC for EPCI package #1: EPCI and hook-up/commissioning of the central production platform, living-quarters platform, flare tower and bridges (limited letter of award Oct 2023; full contract value >US$1 billion)
    • PTSC (Petrovietnam Technical Services Corporation)Consortium partner on EPCI#1; PTSC M&C fabricating the living-quarter module (LQM, ~2,643 t) and living-quarter utility deck (LQU, ~3,236 t) — first cut August 2025, LQM load-out scheduled 24 February 2027
    • VietsovpetroFabrication yard (VSP yard) named by PTSC for the living-quarter units

    Key dates as stated by the sources

    FID or award
    EPCI#1 limited letter of award to McDermott–PTSC on 31 October 2023; consortium leading the package since October 2023
    Milestone
    LQM fabrication commenced 1 August 2025; LQM load-out scheduled 24 February 2027
    Startup target
    First gas from Block B no later than Q3 2027 (Government Office Notification 487/TB-VPCP, 15 September 2026); O Mon I commercial operation December 2027, O Mon IV December 2028, O Mon II Q4 2029, O Mon III May 2030 (Can Tho Department of Industry and Trade, October 2026)

    Disciplines likely needed our inference

    • structural/topsides fabrication supervision
    • piping and E&I engineering
    • offshore installation and HUC
    • pipeline engineering
    • commissioning (gas processing, power)
    • project controls/planning
    • HSE

    Derived by us from project kind and phase - not stated by the sources below.

    Sources checked on 2026-10-08

    1. McDermott, PTSC Consortium Receives Limited Letter of Award for Block B Gas Development Project Offshore VietnamMcDermott (company newsroom) · 2023-10-31
    2. PTSC commences construction of LQM and LQU for the Vietnam Block B Gas ProjectPTSC (company news) · 2025-08
    3. Vietnam's gas-to-power project moves forward with planned investment nearing $12 billionOffshore Energy (trade press) · 2024-06-04
    4. Vietnam aims to fuel 3 power plants with Block B gas: PMThe Investor (Vietnam) · 2024-05-13
    5. Chuỗi dự án khí - điện Lô B - Ô Môn: Tiến độ của một mắt xích không thể tách khỏi toàn ChuỗiNăng lượng Việt Nam (Vietnam Energy Association journal) · 2026-09-22
    6. Chuỗi dự án khí - điện Lô B - Ô Môn và lịch tiến độ tích hợp các dự án thượng nguồn, trung nguồn, hạ nguồnNăng lượng Việt Nam · 2026-09-24
    7. Cần Thơ: Dòng khí Lô B dự kiến về năm 2027, các nhà máy Ô Môn vận hành từ cuối 2028Báo Xây dựng (Ministry of Construction newspaper) · 2026-10-01

    Position on the globe: 7.90°N 103.20°E. Location approximate: Blocks B, 48/95 and 52/97 in the Malay–Tho Chu basin, southwest Vietnam continental shelf, ~77 m water depth, 300+ km offshore Ca Mau; gas piped ~400 km to the O Mon power complex at Can Tho. Exact CPP location not published in sources checked.

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  4. 04 / 06Subsea gas

    Jansz-Io Compression (Gorgon gas supply)

    Australia

    A subsea-compression scheme keeping one of the world's largest LNG plants (Gorgon) supplied as its field ages.

    SizeMaintains feed-gas supply to Gorgon LNG's three 15.6 MTPA trains via a 27,000-tonne floating field control station and ~6,500 tonnes of subsea compression infrastructure

    1. FID
    2. Engineering
    3. Fabrication
    4. Construction
    5. Installation (named in the reported phase)
    6. Commissioning (named in the reported phase)

    Phase, as reported: installation / commissioning …

    Who builds it

    • Chevron Australia operator
    • Saipem

    Reported risk Schedule has moved…

    4 sources checked on 2026-10-08

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    A subsea-compression scheme keeping one of the world's largest LNG plants (Gorgon) supplied as its field ages — a rare, technically complex subsea-compression build with its own multi-year commissioning tail.

    Phase in full, as reported

    installation / commissioning (Chevron's December 2024 indicative schedule runs installation from late-2024 to mid-2027; commissioning and start-up to commence from 2026/2027)

    Reported risk in full, as reported

    Schedule has moved: Chevron's December 2024 update extended the installation window from mid-2024–mid-2026 to late-2024–mid-2027, with the compression station installed in two campaigns; no public start-up announcement found as of October 2026.

    Who builds it as stated by the sources

    Operator / developerChevron Australia (Gorgon joint venture)

    • Chevronoperator
    • Saipemcontractor, ~$4bn order for the compression project scope

    Key dates as stated by the sources

    Sanctioned
    2021 (project proceeded)
    Startup target
    Commissioning, start-up and operation expected to commence from 2026/2027 (Chevron operations environment plan, accepted by NOPSEMA 26 March 2026)

    Disciplines likely needed our inference

    • subsea engineering
    • commissioning
    • controls/instrumentation
    • offshore installation supervision
    • HSE

    Derived by us from project kind and phase - not stated by the sources below.

    Sources checked on 2026-10-08

    1. Chevron's Jansz-Io compression project on trackOffshore Magazine · 2024
    2. Saipem wins contract for Chevron's Jansz-Io compression projectLNG Prime · 2021-2022
    3. Gorgon and Jansz Feed Gas Pipeline and Wells Operations (environment plan summary)NOPSEMA (Australian offshore regulator) · 2024-12
    4. Jansz-Io Compression Installation (information sheet, Dec 2024)Chevron Australia · 2024-12

    Position on the globe: 20.75°S 115.40°E. Location approximate: Jansz-Io gas field / Barrow Island, offshore Western Australia.

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  5. 05 / 06Offshore wind

    Fengmiao 1 offshore wind farm

    Taiwan

    Taiwan's first Round-3.1 offshore wind project to reach financial close.

    Size495-500 MW

    1. FID
    2. Engineering
    3. Fabrication
    4. Construction
    5. Installation (named in the reported phase)
    6. Commissioning

    Phase, as reported: installation …

    Who builds it

    • Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners operator
    • Van Oord
    • DEME
    • Jan De Nul

    3 sources checked on 2026-10-08

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    Why we watch it

    Taiwan's first Round-3.1 offshore wind project to reach financial close, and a clean example of Dutch and Belgian marine contractors splitting scope on the same project (Van Oord on cables, DEME on foundations) — the kind of specialised installation work that draws Dutch offshore crews to Asia-Pacific.

    Phase in full, as reported

    installation (99 pin piles, offshore substation and both export cables complete as of early August 2026; CDWE's installation of the 33 jacket foundations follows; inter-array cables from 2027)

    Who builds it as stated by the sources

    Operator / developerCopenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), developed via Copenhagen Offshore Partners

    • Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners / Copenhagen Offshore Partnersdeveloper
    • Van Oordtransport, installation and burial of 33 inter-array cables (~64 km) using cable-lay vessel Nexus, starting 2027
    • DEME, via its Taiwanese JV CDWEtransport & installation of 33 jacket foundations, pin piles and the offshore substation, from Q1 2026, using vessel Green Jade
    • Jan De Nulinstallation and protection of the two high-voltage export cables (~45 km and ~44 km) with cable-layer Willem de Vlamingh; both pulled into the offshore substation by August 2026

    Key dates as stated by the sources

    Financial close
    March 2025
    Completion target
    Commercial operation scheduled 2027

    Disciplines likely needed our inference

    • marine installation supervision
    • cable engineering
    • geotechnical/foundation engineering
    • HSE
    • commissioning

    Derived by us from project kind and phase - not stated by the sources below.

    Sources checked on 2026-10-08

    1. Van Oord, CIP awards Fengmiao 1 wind construction work offshore TaiwanOffshore Magazine · 2025-01-14
    2. Offshore Substation, Export Cable Works Completed at Taiwan's Fengmiao 1Offshore Wind (offshorewind.biz) · 2026-08-05
    3. Construction milestones at Fengmiao I Offshore Wind FarmOcean Energy Resources · 2026-08-05

    Position on the globe: 24.30°N 120.30°E. Location approximate: ~35 km off Taichung, central Taiwan.

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  6. 06 / 06Offshore wind

    Oga–Katagami–Akita offshore wind farm (315 MW, Round 2)

    Japan

    First deployment of 15 MW-class turbines in Japan, installed by a DEME-affiliated jack-up in 2027.

    Size315 MW; 21 x Vestas V236-15.0 MW; commissioning June 2028

    1. FID
    2. Engineering
    3. Fabrication
    4. Construction (named in the reported phase)
    5. Installation (named in the reported phase)
    6. Commissioning

    Phase, as reported: construction / pre-installation …

    Who builds it

    • Oga Katagami Akita Offshore Green Energy LLC operator
    • DEME
    • Penta-Ocean Construction
    • Vestas
    • more under “More”

    6 sources checked on 2026-10-08

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    First deployment of 15 MW-class turbines in Japan, installed by a DEME-affiliated jack-up in 2027; foundation, turbine installation and marine coordination work runs 2026–2028.

    Phase in full, as reported

    construction / pre-installation (turbine deliveries from 2026; offshore installation second half of 2027; full commissioning June 2028)

    Who builds it as stated by the sources

    Operator / developerOga Katagami Akita Offshore Green Energy LLC — consortium of JERA, J-POWER, Tohoku Electric Power and Itochu

    • DEME (via Japan Offshore Marine JV)Engineering works and vessel charter for offshore installation of the 21 wind turbines using the jack-up vessel Sea Challenger under Japanese flag; offshore works scheduled second half of 2027; DEME share up to ~EUR 50 million
    • Penta-Ocean ConstructionNamed alongside the project company as the contracting party for the turbine-installation package
    • VestasTurbine supplier: 21 x V236-15.0 MW (selected 2024; deliveries from 2026)
    • Kajima Corporationmanufacturing, procurement, transport and installation of the turbine foundations (contract October 2025)
    • JFE Engineeringmanufactures and transports the 21 monopiles and transition pieces at its Kasaoka plant, January 2026 to March 2027; first monopile completed August 2026

    Key dates as stated by the sources

    FID or award
    Development rights awarded end of 2023 (Round 2); DEME/JOM turbine-installation contract announced 29 May 2026
    Milestone
    First domestically made monopile completed August 2026; monopile/TP supply runs to March 2027; offshore turbine installation scheduled second half of 2027
    Startup target
    Full commercial operation June 2028 per trade press (reconfirmed July 2026, when the design received Bureau Veritas Japan certification)

    Disciplines likely needed our inference

    • marine operations / installation engineering
    • WTG installation and commissioning technicians
    • client representatives / marine warranty
    • HV cable and substation engineering
    • HSE
    • package management

    Derived by us from project kind and phase - not stated by the sources below.

    Sources checked on 2026-10-08

    1. DEME wins contract for offshore wind project in JapanDEME (company newsroom) · 2026-05-29
    2. DEME to Install 15 MW Vestas Turbines at Japanese Offshore Wind FarmoffshoreWIND.biz · 2026-05-29
    3. JFE Engineering Rolls Out First 'Made in Japan' Monopile for Oga–Katagami–Akita Offshore Wind FarmoffshoreWIND.biz · 2026-08-27
    4. Japan's Oga–Katagami–Akita Offshore Wind Project Receives CertificationoffshoreWIND.biz · 2026-07-22
    5. Japan's first order received for domestic monopile production for large-scale offshore wind power project in general watersJFE Engineering (company newsroom) · 2025-12-26
    6. Kajima Inks Foundation Contract for 315 MW Japanese Offshore Wind FarmoffshoreWIND.biz · 2025-10-23

    Position on the globe: 39.85°N 139.90°E. Location approximate: Off the coast of Oga, Katagami and Akita cities, Akita Prefecture, Sea of Japan side of Honshu. Exact turbine layout not published in sources checked.

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