Shaangu Brings Lower-Carbon Compression Solutions to ADIPEC 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Xian, Shanxi Nov 12, 2026 - ADIPEC 2026 opened on November 2 at the ADNEC Centre in Abu Dhabi, bringing together more than 2,250 exhibitors from across the global energy value chain. Xi'an Shaangu Power Co., Ltd. ("Shaangu") is among the exhibitors, presenting energy equipment system solutions for oil and gas, petrochemical and industrial gas applications.
Hosted by ADNOC and organized by dmg events, ADIPEC has grown into one of the world's largest energy exhibitions and conferences. This year's edition runs through November 5, with discussions centered on energy security, digitalization and the transition toward lower-carbon energy systems.
At its booth, Shaangu is presenting its turbomachinery-based solutions for the energy industry, including high-end centrifugal compressor units designed for gas gathering, long-distance transmission and processing, as well as compressor trains for large-scale air separation plants. The exhibit focuses on how compression technology supports energy operators in improving efficiency and reducing emissions across their facilities.
Headquartered in Xi'an, China, Shaangu has nearly 60 years of experience in turbomachinery. The company has delivered more than 15,000 energy-efficient products to date. Its axial compressors have recorded cumulative global sales of over 2,600 units, while its centrifugal compressors have a track record exceeding 5,000 units. Its air separation compressor trains cover oxygen production capacities from 10,000 to 150,000 Nm³/h, with nearly 400 sets in operation. Its large pipeline compressor units have been deployed on China's major long-distance gas trunk lines, achieving polytropic efficiency of over 88 percent.
Beyond equipment, Shaangu has built its business around a model that integrates equipment, services and operations. Its remote monitoring and diagnostics center tracks thousands of machines for more than a thousand users, with operating data updated in real time, and over 300 service teams are stationed at customer sites year-round. The company has established subsidiaries and service stations in Europe, India and Southeast Asia.
For oil and gas producers in the Middle East and beyond, Shaangu's presence at ADIPEC reflects a broader shift in the industry: equipment suppliers are increasingly expected to support the full lifecycle of a plant, from engineering and delivery to long-term operation and energy efficiency upgrades.
Source :Xi'an Shaangu Power Co., Ltd.
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