Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has debunked the story making rounds that it is planning to shut down it plant because of lack of gas supply, stating that the report is false and misleading.
NLNG reiterates that operation at its plant on Bonny Island is still active despite a Force Majeure, which still subsists due to the unavailability of upstream gas suppliers’ major liquids evacuation pipelines occasioned by sabotage and vandalism.
According to statement signed by Andy Odeh, General Manager, External Relations and Sustainable Develop, he stated that: “The plant continues to produce LNG and LPG commensurate to the feed gas it receives from its upstream gas suppliers. Its cargo loading operation also continues without interruption. The latest cargo from the Bonny plant sailed on 17th August 2023 to the St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, carrying 140,000 M3 of LNG.”
“NLNG remains committed to collaborating with key stakeholders to minimise the impact of the consequent gas supply shortage,” he said
Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has debunked the story making rounds that it is planning to shut down its plant because of lack of gas supply, stating that the report is false and misleading.
NLNG reiterates that operation at its plant on Bonny Island is still active despite a Force Majeure, which still subsists due to the unavailability of upstream gas suppliers’ major liquids evacuation pipelines occasioned by sabotage and vandalism.
According to a statement signed by Andy Odeh, General Manager, External Relations and Sustainable Develop, he stated that: “The plant continues to produce LNG and LPG commensurate to the feed gas it receives from its upstream gas suppliers. Its cargo loading operation also continues without interruption. The latest cargo from the Bonny plant sailed on 17th August 2023 to the St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, carrying 140,000 M3 of LNG.”
“NLNG remains committed to collaborating with key stakeholders to minimise the impact of the consequent gas supply shortage,” he said
