ROWAN

PROJECTS

Our major projects


To meet the growing worldwide demand for energy while preparing for the future.

Take a look inside some of our major projects to see how human ingenuity pushes technical boundaries to safely and efficiently deliver energy helping to meet rising global demand.

Rowan works on some of the biggest projects in the USA and the Middle East, providing some of the leading oil and gas jobs in the region.

Rumaila, Iraq

 

The Rumaila field is based in southern Iraq and is considered to be the fourth largest oilfield in the world.

Jazan Export Refinery, Saudi Arabia

 

The Jazan Refinery, based in southwest Saudi Arabia, will have an anticipated capacity of up to 400,000 barrels per day and produce 80,000 bpd of gasoline.

Khazzan, Oman

 

The Khazzan field is a natural gas field located in the desert 350km south of Muscat.

Sitra Oil Refinery Upgrade & Expansion, Bahrain

 

On the island of Sitra is a refinery, known simply as Bahrain refinery, which produces around 2670,000 barrels per day of crude.

Khazzan, Oman

 

The Khazzan field is a natural gas field located in the desert 350km south of Muscat.

Sitra Oil Refinery Upgrade & Expansion, Bahrain

 

On the island of Sitra is a refinery, known simply as Bahrain refinery, which produces around 2670,000 barrels per day of crude.

Rowan brings you over 99 years experience in the on and offshore oil and gas industry.

The mix of energy that provides heat, light and mobility for billions of people is shifting towards lower-carbon sources, driven by advances in technology and growing concerns about climate change. We’re determined to play our part in this transition – helping to meet the world’s need for more energy while also reducing carbon emissions.

1946-1970
1971-1999
2000-2011
2011-2017
1946-1970

Post War


In 1964 Rowan opens its first service station. Within the next 10 years it rises to 3.8 million barrels per day - up from 740,000 in 1954 and 1.5 million in 1960. Two-thirds of refining is carried out in the USA and in mainland Europe.

1971-1999
2000-2011
2011-2017