Managing the Kingdom's natural gas extraction and processing infrastructure
Bapco Gas' operations operations support Bapco Energies’ focus on maximizing resource efficiency and extending the value of the Kingdom’s natural resources.
With a total processing capacity of over 650 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD), Bapco Gas’ infrastructure includes three Central Gas Plans (CGP I, II, III), seven compressor stations, and five large-capacity storage tanks.
Bapco Gas operations began in 1980 and were significantly expanded in 2018 through the Bapco Gas Expansion Project (Tawseah). The Tawseah project introduced advanced gas treating, liquids recovery, and reinjection capabilities–enhancing both efficiency and environmental performance.
Bapco Refining offers one of the highest-quality refining capabilities in the Middle East, and manages the largest energy investment in the Kingdom of Bahrain – Bapco Modernization Program (BMP).
Bapco Upstream is the steward of the Bahrain Field and is responsible for the execution of all upstream operations across the Kingdom of Bahrain, including oil and gas exploration, development, and production activities.
Bapco Gas promotes oil production from the Bahrain Field, treats process-associated gas and the extraction of marketing products, and supplying local industries with surplus gas.
Bapco Gas Expansion focuses on the processing, storage, and distribution of Propane, Butane, and Naphtha from the Bahrain Oil Field and off-gas from Bapco Refining.
Bapco Tazweed manages the national infrastructure of service stations, and is the destination of choice for fueling and convenience.
Bapco Air Fueling handles all aviation refueling at Bahrain International Airport.
BeVentures is the venture arm of Bapco Energies – investing in innovative technologies to power the next generation.
The Bahrain LNG terminal includes a liquified natural gas receiving, storage and regasification facility offshore Hidd, with gas conditioning and send-out plant on the Khalifa bin Salman Port Causeway.
BAC Jet Fuel (BJFCO) manages the network refueling infrastructure at Bahrain International Airport.
GPIC is a joint venture equally owned by Bapco Energies, SABIC Agri-Nutrients Investment and Petrochemical Industries Co. (PIC). GPIC uses readily available natural gas in Bahrain as a feedstock for the production of ammonia, urea and methanol.
ASRY is the Arabian Gulf’s leading maritime repair, fabrication, and engineering facility for ships, rigs and marine assets.
