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September 20, 2024DocumentaryGasNewsOil & GasUpstream

NNPCL engages investors at Gastech 2024 to revive Brass, Olokola LNG projects

… capitalises on Presidential Executive Orders on Oil, Gas reforms, PIA

 

Oredola Adeola

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), leveraging President Bola Tinubu’s Presidential Executive Orders on Oil & Gas Reforms and the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), is engaging investors at the 2024 Gas Technology Conference and Exhibition (Gastech) to revive the Brass and Olokola Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) projects.
 Mr. Umar Ajiya, NNPC Ltd’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), disclosed this on the sidelines of the ongoing 2024 Gas Technology Conference and Exhibition (Gastech), in Houston, United States, on Thursday.
Brass LNG and OK LNG are two LNG projects with the potential of manifold economic benefits for the country which include job creation, power generation, revenue generation, and economic diversification.
The multi-billion-dollar projects were however stalled due to unfavourable market dynamics and slow decision-making by the political class in the past.
 “In the past, gas prices went down, the economics of the projects meant a high Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) and this was a disincentive for investors and partners.
 Also, there was slow decision-making by the political class,”’ the CFO added.
 While describing NNPC Ltd as a commercially driven Company which recognises timely project development and execution, the CFO said there are abundant gas resources in many parts of the world and therefore, the earlier Nigeria makes smart decisions to bring partners to the table, the better.
Ajiya commended President Bola Tinubu for his support in driving new projects in the Industry through the Presidential Executive Orders on Oil & Gas Reforms.
“We are also happy to have the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) has provided fiscal incentives for investors and is creating the enabling environment that has rekindled hope in the energy sector.”
Ajiya described Gastech as an avenue for NNPC Ltd to learn new technologies which will help the Company decarbonise its operations and promote its abundant LNG resources to the global market.
Gastech is the world’s leading forum dedicated to delivering a more sustainable energy future by bringing together experts who brainstorm to create pathways toward global energy security for lasting climate impact.

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