NNPC and Heirs Energy Partner to Reduce Gas Flaring in Nigeria's OML 17
NNPC and Heirs Energy, in a joint venture, signed a gas flare commercialization agreement for OML 17 in Nigeria. This partnership is part of Nigeria's commitment to reducing gas flaring and harnessing the gas for productive use, including power generation and industrial applications.
The agreement marks a significant milestone in the country's gas development efforts and aligns with its energy transition objectives. Key officials like Seyi Omotowa and Gbenga Komolafe were present at the ceremony, representing NNPC and NUPRC, respectively.
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