By MacSon obojemuinmoin
The New Comer Renaissance Africa Energy Company has identified NDWestern as an important working partner in its plan to strengthen natural gas production in the so -called “West Domgas Hub”, Onshore Niger Delta.
The company hopes to pump the offer to the domestic gas market at 1.5 billion standard cubic feet gas per day (BSCF/D) in Onshore Oil Mining Leasing (OMLS) 34 and 35 in the western Niger Delta. These two coherent areas are baptized West domgas hub.
Renaissance claims that this will achieve this by consolidating the so -called “Nordgasfelder” in OML 35, namely Okpokunou, Iseni, Ogara and Bomadi, with fields such as Utorogu in NPDC/NDWestern OML 34, which already have a large gas contract gas and a Fertificator complex.
Ndwestern/NPDC JV has a reduced status as a “lead” gas supplier for the domestic market (electricity generation (transcorp, egbin, etc.), fertilizers, petrochemicals (Dangote, Indorama), Manufacture (cadbury, etc.), CNG. Gas.
Renaissance now operates all 18 Onshore -ad flat water -Omls, which used to be the scope of the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC). It took over these assets in March 2025. And as a leading gas provider, it would like to contribute to the local gas industries in Nigeria, as Shell tried.
ND Western holds 50% of the Renaissance, although the latter is a larger operational unit.
The synergy of the consolidation of developments by OML 34 (in which ND western holds 45%) and OML 35 (operations of Renaissance), one of the various initiatives that would like to use Renaissance to use the strengths of its component companies.
-This history was originally published in a slightly different form in April 2025 edition of the April 2025 Africa oil+gas report. The gas issue of every Nigerian E&P company is also listed here.