RAAH Projects: Comprehensive Procurement and Supply Chain Solutions for the Energy Sector

Stamford, US Feb 8, 2026 (EMWNews.com) – RAAH Projects has extensive experience in procurement and supply chains, providing support to a wide range of projects within the energy sector. These include Energy-from-Waste projects, Biogas plants, Power plants, EPC projects, Shutdown Services, Refinery plants, Chemical manufacturing, Painting and Blasting services, Piling and Construction services, Solar power projects, Marine Engine repairs, Tank cleaning, NDT Inspection, De-bunkering services, Drilling, Rig operations, De-commissioning, Ship breaking and recycling, FPSO construction, and more.

In recent years, RAAH has been involved in numerous high-profile procurement and supply chain projects, such as the Kaombo Project for Total E&P through Saipem, the Karimun Project for PT Saipem, the Jangkrik OWN Portion Project for PT Saipem in Balikpapan, the Scarabeo 7 for PT Saipem, and the FORMOSA 2 Wind Farm Project for PT Saipem. Other notable projects include the PN7, PN8, and Saipem 12000 for Saipem in Saudi Arabia, the Tangguh Project for Tripatra, Zawtika for PTTEP, SHWE and OGT for Daewoo, Yetagun for Petronas, Yadana and Yetagun for Total Oil, and the South China gas pipeline.

RAAH has also contributed to the Rapid Project for Petronas, the Burren Oilfield in Turkmenistan, the Iraq Oilfield for Lukoil, the Chevron Bangladesh projects in Bibiyana, Jalalabad, and Moulavi Bazar, the GE Power Plant in Bangladesh, the Kris Energy project in Bangladesh, the Bumi Armada Zabazaba FPSO in Nigeria, and other significant offshore and onshore developments. Additionally, RAAH has supported projects such as the Bumi Armada Kraken Project, Bumi Armada Armada Perdana, Chevron Balikpapan, KNOC Vietnam project, and numerous other endeavors including Seadrill’s West Callisto, Carina, and Capella projects, the KGD6 and J3 refinery for Reliance, the Sembcorp Cogen-EFW Plant, and Sembmarine’s Admiralty Yard offshore project, among others.

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