Heirs Energies to Revive 100 Oil Wells in 100 Days, Boosting Production in Niger Delta
Nigerian integrated oil company, Heirs Energies, plans to revive 100 dormant oil wells in 100 days on Oil Mining Lease OML 17 in the Niger Delta region. The company aims to boost crude oil production to 40,000 barrels per day.
CEO Osa Igiehon highlighted the progress made, with 40 wells already revived, including one shut for 37 years. Additionally, Heirs Energies is now the largest domestic gas supplier in Nigeria's southeast, providing gas to power plants and industries in Port Harcourt.
The company's transformation of OML 17 has been significant, with plans to further increase production and supply.
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