Dubai, United Arab Emirates  ·  with London

Modular energy.Growth unlocked.

Senergy is a Dubai-based energy group built around one idea: the modular plant. We find where growth is stuck in an asset — hidden value or a bottleneck — and deliver the gas-to-power, micro-refining or engineering unit that releases it, in months, funded by the Group and its capital partners.

Modular by design

A bottleneck is temporary only if the answer arrives in time

A megaproject asks a country to bet a decade and billions on one site; a modular plant asks for eighteen months and a fraction of the capital, then proves itself before the next unit is ordered.

That is how growth is paved, and how the transition stays affordable for the people who depend on energy today. Every line in the Senergy portfolio — gas to power, micro-refining, biomass, even the way we take positions in oil and gas — is built to that modular logic.

Faster

Factory-built units are producing while a conventional plant is still in engineering. Revenue arrives early and funds the next stage.

Staged

Capital is committed unit by unit against demonstrated performance. Nobody underwrites a decade in advance.

Movable

When a field declines, the plant relocates. The asset is the equipment and the team, not the concrete.

Local

Assembly, operation and maintenance are done by people who live there, trained by people who have done it before.

Where growth is stuck

Three places growth hides, one modular way to release it

01

Hidden value in brownfields and overlooked assets

Fields that have stopped being looked at are rarely finished. Benchmarking against the world's best comparable fields shows where a field underperforms its geology, and by how much. That gap is the growth.

02

Bottlenecks in giant fields

A great field can be held back by something temporary: a gas-oil ratio climbing past the gas plant's limit, water the facilities were never built for, or capacity added with no market to sell it into. We identify the bottleneck and clear it, so the field grows into what it already is.

03

Modular solutions that pave the path

Gas-to-power at the wellhead, a micro-refinery at the field, modular processing that arrives in months. Where the conventional answer is a decade and a megaproject, ours is a plant that removes the constraint now, and moves when the next one appears.

70+
combined years in upstream oil and gas, across operators, investors and technical leadership
20+
countries and basins worked, from the North Sea and Australia to the Gulf, North Africa and Southeast Asia
40+
field development plans, redevelopment studies and reservoir models delivered or reviewed
50+
upstream assets valued by the founders for investors, operators and licence rounds
Portfolio

Six energy lines, from the reservoir up

Arranged the way a geologist would: what is built on the surface at the top, what lies in the subsurface at the bottom. Each line stands on its own and strengthens the others.

SurfaceBuilt to move

Engineering and modular solutions

Design, build, commission and operate. Skid-mounted, factory-built, shipped and assembled on site. Where the conventional answer is a five-year megaproject, ours is a plant that produces within eighteen months and moves when the asset declines.

  • Delivery modelDesign, build, operate
  • Typical build12–18 months
  • Capital at risk per unitLow, staged
SurfaceRefined where it is used

Micro-refineries

Modular refining units sized to a field, a region or a port rather than a nation. Crude that would otherwise be exported at a discount becomes diesel, kerosene and naphtha where they are used, with local employment and shorter supply chains.

  • Capacity range2,000–10,000 b/d
  • ProductsDiesel, kerosene, naphtha
  • Sited atField, port or inland hub
SurfaceGenerated at the wellhead

Gas to power

Flared, stranded and associated gas converted to electricity at the wellhead or the plant fence. Modular engines and turbines in 5 to 50 MW blocks, connected to a grid, a mine, a desalination plant or an industrial estate. The fastest emissions reduction available in the upstream is to stop flaring and start generating.

  • Block size5–50 MW
  • FeedFlare, stranded, associated gas
  • OfftakeGrid, industry, water
SurfaceGrown, not drilled

Biomass to power

Agricultural and processing residues, above all in Southeast Asia, turned into baseload renewable power and, where markets exist, biogas and biochar. The same modular philosophy: plants sized to the feedstock, financed in stages, operated by local teams.

  • FeedstockPalm and crop residues
  • Plant size5–30 MW
  • First theatreMalaysia
SubsurfaceFound, not made

Natural hydrogen

Hydrogen generated by the earth itself — white, or geologic, hydrogen — accumulating in ophiolite belts and deep basement structures. The Gulf and its neighbours hold some of the most prospective geology in the world. The skills that find hydrocarbons find hydrogen; we apply them to a fuel that needs no electrolyser.

  • GeologyOphiolites, basement
  • StageExploration and appraisal
  • EdgeSubsurface science
SubsurfaceOverlooked, not exhausted

Oil and gas

Participating interests and technical-partner roles wherever growth is stuck: brownfields and past-plateau assets with hidden value, and giant fields with a temporary bottleneck in gas handling, water, facilities or market access. We arrive with a benchmarking method that shows exactly where the growth is, the subsurface team that unlocks it, and the modular solution that clears the constraint. Small positions, many of them, chosen with intelligence.

  • Position size2.5–10% interests
  • Asset typeBrownfields, overlooked assets, bottlenecked giants
  • RoleTechnical partner, non-operating or operating
Leadership

Capital and conviction on one side, engineering on the other

Senergy is led by its Founder, who brings the capital, the government and institutional relationships and the vision, and by a Managing Director who has spent two decades turning subsurface uncertainty into investable decisions.

Around them, a board that has run the biggest fields and closed the biggest deals — who else is in the room.

Founders' prior experience

Experience behind the Group

Work by Senergy's founders before the Group was formed, embedded with operators and as independent advisers. These are not Senergy Group projects.

Unitisationequity redetermination

Giant unitised oil fieldNorth Africa

Technical lead on the unitisation and redetermination that shifted material value in the client's favour.

NOC dealasset transaction

Upstream asset transactionSoutheast Asia

Technical leadership of the case behind an upstream deal of major scale with a national oil company.

NPVdevelopment optimisation

Gas developmentsUK North Sea

Development optimisation from sanction into production, delivering material incremental net present value.

10+ MMbblreserves added

Infill drilling campaignNorth Africa & the Gulf

Designed and defended across a producing portfolio, with uncertainty-based forecasting to partner and auditor standards.

Partner technology

Proven designs, delivered by our partners.

Reference plants built and delivered by Senergy's engineering and delivery partners, not by Senergy Group. They show the designs, commissioning teams and operating model Senergy works with.

Associated gas to power, Iraq

An associated-gas-to-power scheme that takes gas which would otherwise be flared, processes it at the field and generates about 165 MW — and, by removing the flaring constraint, lets previously capped oil flow.

165
MW generated
40
MMscfd of flare gas converted
840
tonnes of CO2 avoided a day
30k
barrels a day of capped oil released

Six modular refineries, four countries

Topping-plus trains of 2,000 to 10,000 barrels a day, delivered turnkey and producing diesel, kerosene and naphtha where the fuel is used.

  • 2016 · AbidjanCôte d'Ivoire
  • 2015 · KutIraq
  • 2014 · SulaymaniyahIraq
  • 2013 · BrazzavilleRepublic of the Congo
  • 2013 · ErbilIraq
  • 2012 · DiwaniyahIraq
Where we work

Dubai is the base; the theatres are chosen for geology

For gas that is flared or stranded, and for governments serious about affordable transition.

  • United Arab EmiratesFlare-gas-to-power and subsurface partnership from our home base.
  • OmanNatural hydrogen prospectivity and marginal field opportunities.
  • AlgeriaLicensing rounds for overlooked acreage with modular monetisation.
  • EgyptMature basins with gas that deserves a second look.
  • MalaysiaBiomass to power and discovered-resource opportunities.
The intelligence engine

Benchmarking is how we see growth before anyone else does

InformationKnowledgeIntelligence

Forty indicators across seven families, applied with our benchmarking partner to the world's best analogue fields, tell us where a field underperforms its geology and which constraint is holding it back — a gas-oil ratio outrunning the plant, water outrunning the facilities, capacity outrunning the market.

Artificial intelligence, built with our technology partner and grounded in our own published reservoir science, turns that knowledge into the decision to take the next position and the modular solution that unlocks it.

40
indicators
7
families
Days
to a first view
DubaiHome base · capital and government relationships
LondonEngineering and consultancy arm

One group, two capitals: the Gulf's capital and geology, and the North Sea's engineering discipline.

Bring us in as a partner

Tell us about the asset and where growth is stuck

A first benchmark view takes days, not months, and costs you nothing but a conversation.

We come in as a technical partner or a small participating interest, not as a contractor and not as a buyer. You keep control of your asset, your people and your data.

  • National oil companiesUnlock the next tranche of production from a giant field without waiting for the next megaproject.
  • International operatorsBring a mature or non-core asset back above the hurdle rate before deciding to hold or sell.
  • Governments and agenciesPut stranded gas, marginal fields and natural hydrogen prospects to work with a partner that stays.
  • InvestorsInvestment and partnership enquiries are welcome through our contact page.