Nigeria Hails Shell's $2bn Gas Investment, Boosting Upstream Decarbonization
The Nigerian government lauds Shell's $2bn gas investment in the country, with a focus on upstream projects exceeding $8bn. This investment, involving Shell Nigeria and its subsidiaries, aims to supply 350 million standard cubic feet of gas per day and boost Nigeria's position in the global LNG market.
President Bola Tinubu and Minister of State for Petroleum Heineken Lokpobiri express delight at the landmark deal, emphasizing its potential to enhance Nigeria's energy sector and economic growth. Shell's President Peter Costello highlights the project's importance in supporting Nigeria's LNG market aspirations.
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