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Nigeria's state-owned oil firm, NNPC, takes a major step to attain sufficiency in domestic gas supply

NNPC says the ANOH project is designed to provide the linkage between the Eastern, Western and Northern gas pipeline system.
   
   
   
       
       
           
               
                   

NNPC says the ANOH project is designed to provide the linkage between the Eastern, Western and Northern gas pipeline system.


               
           
               
                   
  • NNPC takes final decision on new gas field
  • The state-owned oil firm and its JV Partners sign FID on Assa North Fields to increase gas supply
  • Project management consultants (DeltaAfrik/Worley Parson & Crestech/Penspen) will handle the project.

               
           
               
                   

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has announced the execution of Final Investment Decision (FID) on the development of the 4.3 trillion cubic feet Assa North/Ohaji South Fields (ANOH) in OML 21.


               
           
               
                   

The step for the execution was taken between the corporation and its Joint Venture partners among which are: Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), Total Exploration and Production Nigeria (TEPNG) and Nigeria Agip Oil Company (NAOC) in order to attain sufficiency domestic gas supply in the country.


               
           
               
                   

Ndu Ughamadu, NNPC's spokesperson disclosed on Wednesday that the project, when fully developed, would add about 600 million standard cubic feet of gas per day (mmscfd) to the national gas grid with capacity to expand to 1.2 billion cubic feet per day, while another 197 million stock barrel (mmstb) of Condensate will also be realised.


               
           
               
                   
                 
               

               
           
               
                   

Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Dr Maikanti Baru, described the ANOH project as a critical gas supply hub in Nigeria’s burgeoning gas-infrastructure network designed to provide the linkage between the Eastern, Western and Northern gas pipeline system.


               
           
               
                   

The project is to be handled by two world-class project management consultants (DeltaAfrik/Worley Parson & Crestech/Penspen). The consultants will work with NNPC JV Partners and other stakeholders to achieve set project deliverable while the corporation will perform oversight functions by ensuring prompt decision making timely approval.


               
           
               
                   
                  Signing of Assa North - Ohaji South Gas Development Projec in Abuja                 
Signing of Assa North - Ohaji South Gas Development Projec in Abuja
               

               
           
               
                   

Key highlights in the Assa North/Ohaji South Fields (ANOH) project 


               
           
               
                   
  • The Assa North and Ohaji South Gas development project is located in Imo state, Southeastern Nigeria.
  • The government will develop a 4.3trillion cubic feet in OML 21 for the Assa North/Ohaji South Fields (ANOH).
  • ANOH project serves as a critical gas supply hub in Nigeria’s burgeoning gas-infrastructure network designed to provide the linkage between the Eastern, Western and Northern gas pipeline system. 
  • NNPC and its JV partners finally signed the FID on the ANOH Project after being on the drawing board for 14 years.
  • Under initial arrangement between NNPC-Seplat agreement, the Nigerian Gas Processing and Transportation (NGPTC), a subsidiary of the NNPC will retain 50%% stake in the AGPC.
  • The ANOH gas field is projected to deliver on first gas by 2020.

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- gist culled from pulseng