
Our flagship development
Sapele LNG
Unlocking new possibilities for Nigerian gas.
Project background
Bridging the energy gap.
In line with the Gas Master Plan, Sapele LNG aims to further bridge the energy gap by connecting gas-rich areas with areas in dire need of energy through virtual pipelines.
The lack of a robust distribution network presents an opportunity for Sapele LNG to provide gas to regions with energy demand.
Project at a glance
- 2028
- First LNG target
- The project's first LNG target, not a guaranteed commissioning date.
- 40 MMscf/d
- Secured gas supply
- Gas Supply Agreement secured with SEPLAT.
- 1,000+
- Expected employment opportunities
- Direct and indirect employment for Nigerians.
How it works
From natural gas to energy access.
- 01
Source Natural Gas
Sapele LNG will source processed natural gas.
- 02
Liquefaction
The natural gas will be liquefied to produce LNG.
- 03
Transportation
Produced LNG and byproducts will be transported through appropriate channels, including roads and barges, to regions with energy demand.
- 04
Regasification
LNG will be regasified at offtakers' facilities for use.
Project progress
Developing Sapele LNG.
- Gas supply
- A Gas Supply Agreement (GSA) has been secured with SEPLAT to guarantee a supply of 40 MMscf/d.
- Offtake interest
- Several industries have expressed interest in offtaking LNG.
- Engineering design
- Engineering design is in progress.
- Liquefaction technology
- The SLNG plant will liquefy processed natural gas using CRYOSYS' single mixed refrigerant system (OMRTM process).
- Permits
- All required permits have been secured, including NMDPRA's License to Establish and Environmental Impact Assessment.
- First LNG target
- The project has progressed significantly towards its first LNG target in 2028.
Project benefits
Energy that supports wider progress.
Cleaner Energy
Displaces reliance on diesel as the only source of energy production.
Affordable and Reliable Energy
Provides price certainty to offtakers and end users.
Economic Growth
Spurs economic activity through industrial, commercial and vehicular utilisation in regions that lack energy resources.
Job Creation
Expected to generate direct and indirect employment for over 1,000 Nigerians, including staff, truck drivers and contractors.
Government Revenue
Increased taxes and development across the board.
Sapele LNG
Let's move energy forward.
Whether you are exploring supply opportunities, energy infrastructure, or a potential partnership, we welcome conversations about how we can work together.
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