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Global Project Procurement Radar — 2026-03-24 (UTC)

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#1 · March 24, 2026, 2:39 pm

WORLDTRADEPRO // GLOBAL PROJECT PROCUREMENT RADAR

DATE (UTC): 24 March 2026  | 
OBSERVATION WINDOW: Past 36 hours  | 
OPPORTUNITIES: 24
About this report
Daily scan of project procurement signals across Energy, Mining & Metals, Agriculture, and Logistics & Infrastructure.
Sources include project owners, EPC contractors, specialist media, and multilateral agencies.
Each row represents one identified project opportunity with stage classification and source credibility rating.

Who this is for:
EPC contractors, equipment suppliers, project finance teams, and business development professionals
tracking large capital project opportunities in commodities and infrastructure sectors.

TODAY'S SCAN   24 opportunities identified
🟢S5 10  |  🟣S4 1  |  🟡S2 9  |  🔵S1 4
Energy: 17  |  Logistics & Infrastructure: 2  |  Mining & Metals: 5
Stage:
🔵S1 Feasibility  | 
🟡S2 Development  | 
🟠S3 Pre-FID  | 
🟣S4 Tender  | 
🟢S5 Awarded
   
Scale:
◆◆◆ Large (>$500M)  | 
◆◆◇ Medium ($50–500M)  | 
◆◇◇ Small (<$50M)  | 
◇◇◇ Unknown
   
Cred: ★★★★★ = project owner / EPC contractor  | 
★★★★☆ = specialist media / equipment / multilateral  | 
★★★☆☆ = broad industry media

⚡ Energy [17]

Oil & Gas

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◇  |  Global  |  Global  |  ★★★★☆
Borr Drilling signed agreements to acquire five jack-up rigs from Paratus for $287 million.
Source: NS Energy

LNG

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◆  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★★★
Baker Hughes was selected to supply technology for the Offshore Texas LNG export terminal.
Source: Baker Hughes

Refining & Petrochemicals

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◇  |  Qatar  |  Middle East  |  ★★★★★
QatarEnergy awarded $121 million in contracts for refinery turnaround services.
Source: QatarEnergy
🟢S5  |  ◇◇◇  |  France  |  Europe  |  ★★★☆☆
North Atlantic refinery in Gravenchon has developed a new bunkering service for vessels.
Source: Port of Rouen

Renewables

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◆  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★★☆
The 2.6GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project delivered first power to the grid.
Source: Windpower Monthly
🟢S5  |  ◆◆◇  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★★☆
Thai energy firm Banpu Power acquired a 100-MW battery project located in Texas.
Source: Renewables Now
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★★☆
esVolta closed financing for a 150-MW/300-MWh Battery Energy Storage System project in Texas.
Source: Renewables Now
🟢S5  |  ◆◆◇  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★★☆
EDPR completed the 150-MW Pleasantville Solar project in Illinois.
Source: Renewables Now
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◆  |  Egypt  |  Africa  |  ★★★★☆
Egypt signed power purchase agreements for 5.6GW of new solar and wind projects.
Source: Africa Energy Intelligence
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  Egypt  |  Africa  |  ★★★★☆
An Engie consortium signed a PPA for the 900MW Ras Shokeir wind farm in Egypt.
Source: Zawya Projects

Hydrogen & Ammonia

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◆  |  India  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★★★
BPCL-Sembcorp JV secured a contract to supply 10 KTPA green hydrogen to Numaligarh Refinery and will build a plant.
Source: Sembcorp
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◆  |  Netherlands  |  Europe  |  ★★★★★
KBR awarded FEED contract for a new liquid-hydrogen terminal at the Port of Amsterdam.
Source: KBR
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  Australia  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★☆☆
Researchers and Pacific Energy started FEED to expand a green hydrogen R&D facility in Western Australia.
Source: H2 View
🔵S1  |  ◇◇◇  |  United Kingdom  |  Europe  |  ★★★☆☆
Siemens signed an MOU to support Clean Power Hydrogen in commercializing its membrane-free electrolyser technology in the UK.
Source: H2 View
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  Spain  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
Capital Energy received environmental approval for its 200-MW electrolyser project in Spain.
Source: Renewables Now

Power & Transmission

🟡S2  |  ◆◆◆  |  Nigeria  |  Africa  |  ★★★★☆
The Nigerian government is reviving the Ikom hydropower and dam project.
Source: Africa Energy Intelligence
🟣S4  |  ◆◆◆  |  United Kingdom  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
Ofgem has shortlisted bidders for 3.7 GW of offshore grid links in the UK.
Source: Renewables Now

Water & Desalination

No signals today.

⛏️ Mining & Metals [5]

Mine Development

🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  Botswana  |  Africa  |  ★★★☆☆
Giyani Metals secured new IDC funding to advance the DFS for its K.Hill manganese project.
Source: Proactive Investors

Processing & Smelting

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◆  |  Spain  |  Europe  |  ★★★★★
The San Ciprián aluminium smelter is undergoing a ramp-up of operations.
Source: Alcoa

Critical Minerals

🔵S1  |  ◇◇◇  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★☆☆
American Rare Earths is expanding its focus on the La Paz project to include a multi-commodity target review.
Source: Proactive Investors
🔵S1  |  ◇◇◇  |  Mozambique  |  Africa  |  ★★★☆☆
Altona Rare Earths announced positive gallium exploration results at its Mozambique project.
Source: Proactive Investors
🔵S1  |  ◆◆◆  |  Australia  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★☆☆
Mount Ridley has defined a major heavy rare earth resource at its Western Australia project.
Source: Proactive Investors

🌾 Agriculture [0]

Fertilizer Plants

No signals today.

Grain & Food Infrastructure

No signals today.

Irrigation & Water

No signals today.

🚢 Logistics & Infrastructure [2]

Ports & Terminals

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◆  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★☆☆
The US dredging industry executed $1.8 billion in federal dredging awards for FY2025.
Source: MarineLink

Pipelines & Storage

No signals today.

Rail & Inland Transport

🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  Ukraine  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
Ukraine is developing gauge-changing technology for bogies and automatic coupling systems to speed up cross-border rail freight.
Source: Railway Gazette

Shipyard & Fleet

No signals today.
DISCLAIMER
INTERNAL USE ONLY. Information derived from publicly available sources within the stated observation window. Data may be incomplete, delayed, or subject to revision. No warranty as to accuracy or completeness. Execution and procurement decisions remain the responsibility of the relevant reader.
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