Nigeria’s Uquo Gas Plants Adds Compression

Image Courtesy Of Accugas Ltd.

Accugas Ltd., a subsidiary of Savannah Energy, will add a new compression system at the Uquo gas plant in Nigeria. The system comprises two parallel trains with a capacity of 160 MMscf/d (4.5 x 106 m3/d) each and is designed to increase the gas export pressure to a maximum of 1175 psi (81 bar). The project is expected to be completed and operational later this year.

Savannah Energy holds an 80% economic interest in the exploration, development, and production of gas within the Uquo Field and the Uquo Gas Project. The Uquo Field is a non-associated gas field, with proven reserves of 456.2 Bscf (12.9 x 109 m3) as of December 2023. It produces gas that is processed and transported through Accugas’ infrastructure to end customers. Condensate produced from the Uquo Field is exported via the Qua Iboe terminal.

 

 

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