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Global Project Procurement Radar — 2026-03-25 (UTC)

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#1 · March 25, 2026, 2:41 pm

WORLDTRADEPRO // GLOBAL PROJECT PROCUREMENT RADAR

DATE (UTC): 25 March 2026  | 
OBSERVATION WINDOW: Past 36 hours  | 
OPPORTUNITIES: 22
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   22 opportunities identified
🟢S5 11  |  🟡S2 9  |  🔵S1 2
Agriculture: 1  |  Energy: 17  |  Logistics & Infrastructure: 3  |  Mining & Metals: 1
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

🟡S2  |  ◆◆◆  |  Guyana  |  Americas  |  ★★★★☆
SBM Offshore secured FEED contracts from ExxonMobil Guyana for a floating production, storage and offloading vessel for the Longtail project.
Source: NS Energy

LNG

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◆  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★★★
Baker Hughes was selected for work on the proposed Matagorda offshore LNG terminal project in the United States.
Source: Baker Hughes

Refining & Petrochemicals

🟢S5  |  ◇◇◇  |  Libya  |  Africa  |  ★★★★★
KBR won a contract for a refinery project in Libya.
Source: KBR

Renewables

🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  Australia  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★★★
Iberdrola secured government approval for its 270-MW Battery Energy Storage System project in New South Wales.
Source: Iberdrola
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  Australia  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★★★
Iberdrola secured key approval for a standalone 1 GWh four-hour Battery Energy Storage System project in Australia.
Source: Iberdrola
🟡S2  |  ◆◆◇  |  United Kingdom  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
Vestas unveiled a EUR 250 million-plus plan for a new offshore wind nacelle factory in the UK.
Source: Renewables Now
🟡S2  |  ◆◇◇  |  United Kingdom  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
OnPath Energy filed plans for a new 43-MW wind power project in Scotland, United Kingdom.
Source: Renewables Now
🔵S1  |  ◇◇◇  |  United States  |  Americas  |  ★★★★★
XGS Energy and Baker Hughes announced a strategic collaboration to advance geothermal development in New Mexico.
Source: Baker Hughes
🟢S5  |  ◇◇◇  |  Poland  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
CRIST Offshore started construction of the BC-Wind offshore wind project's substation.
Source: Renewables Now
🟡S2  |  ◆◇◇  |  Latvia  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
Byhmgard is acquiring the rights to a 15-MW Battery Energy Storage System project in Latvia.
Source: Renewables Now
🟢S5  |  ◆◇◇  |  Montenegro  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
Montenegro utility EPCG ordered Nordex turbines for its 21-MW wind power project.
Source: Renewables Now
🟢S5  |  ◆◆◇  |  Spain  |  Europe  |  ★★★★☆
Amazon added over 130 MW of new solar projects in Spain in 2025.
Source: Renewables Now

Hydrogen & Ammonia

🟡S2  |  ◇◇◇  |  United Kingdom  |  Europe  |  ★★★☆☆
UK Oil & Gas signed a hydrogen storage agreement in Dorset, indicating progress on a new storage project.
Source: Proactive Investors
🟢S5  |  ◆◆◇  |  India  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★★★
NeuEN Green Energy (BPCL-Sembcorp JV) secured a 10 KTPA green hydrogen supply deal for Numaligarh Refinery in India.
Source: Sembcorp
🟢S5  |  ◆◇◇  |  South Korea  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★☆☆
Samsung C&T completed South Korea's first off-grid green hydrogen plant, producing 230 tonnes per year.
Source: H2 View
🟢S5  |  ◆◇◇  |  Italy  |  Europe  |  ★★★☆☆
Italian firm IGAT selected IMI to supply a 2MW electrolyser for green hydrogen production, integrating it into operations.
Source: H2 View

Power & Transmission

🟡S2  |  ◆◆◆  |  United Kingdom  |  Europe  |  ★★★★★
Iberdrola secured £600 million in National Wealth Fund financing for the Eastern Green Link 4 subsea power link project in the UK.
Source: Iberdrola

Water & Desalination

No signals today.

⛏️ Mining & Metals [1]

Mine Development

No signals today.

Processing & Smelting

🟡S2  |  ◆◆◆  |  Australia  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★☆☆
Rio Tinto secured the long-term future of its Boyne aluminium smelter with a new A$2 billion deal, indicating a major upgrade or investment.
Source: Proactive Investors

Critical Minerals

No signals today.

🌾 Agriculture [1]

Fertilizer Plants

🟢S5  |  ◆◆◇  |  Kenya  |  Africa  |  ★★★☆☆
Sungrow will supply 80MW of electrolysers for Kenya's geothermal green fertiliser project after winning a significant tender share.
Source: H2 View

Grain & Food Infrastructure

No signals today.

Irrigation & Water

No signals today.

🚢 Logistics & Infrastructure [3]

Ports & Terminals

No signals today.

Pipelines & Storage

No signals today.

Rail & Inland Transport

No signals today.

Shipyard & Fleet

🟢S5  |  ◆◇◇  |  Global  |  Global  |  ★★★☆☆
EcoNavis completed the retrofit installation of its Eco Boss Cap energy-saving technology on a second vessel for Kaizen Ship Management.
Source: MarineLink
🔵S1  |  ◇◇◇  |  Global  |  Global  |  ★★★☆☆
ClassNK granted Approval in Principle for the design of a liquefied CO2 carrier intended for a floating offshore carbon capture and storage injection facility.
Source: MarineLink
🟢S5  |  ◇◇◇  |  Japan  |  Asia Pacific  |  ★★★☆☆
Tsuneishi delivered a new methanol dual-fuel bulk carrier, marking a new addition to the global fleet.
Source: Ship & Bunker
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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