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Supply
Significantly increase
gas supply to the
Power Sector
Focused delivery plan
to support existing and
ongoing power plants
by PHCN and NIPP
Deliver Gas for at least
12GW by 2015
Deliver
Gas Revolution Agenda
to:
LNG
Regiona
l
Pipeline
s
Consolidate Nigerias
position and market
share in high value
export markets
mmscf
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
Year
Power
LDC
GBI
WAGP
3
Gas Availability
- Sources of Gas in Domestic Market
3 Sources of Gas in
Nigeria
FGN Mandated
Domestic Supply
Obligations (DSO)
Most significant short/medium term
planned source of gas
Allocation of available gas from
DSO sources managed by GACN
Direct Bilateral
Arrangement
between Suppliers
and Buyers
respective DSO
Managed bilaterally on a willing buyer,
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3
2
1
Dry Gas
Existing Wet
Ongoing Projects -
Kaduna
Abuja
Geregu
Olorunshogo
Omotosho
Ihovbor
Oben
Egbin
Koko Port
Sapele
Ob/Ob
Afam
Delta IV
Escravos
Utorogu
Calabar
Bonny LNG
Looping ELPS C
Doubling capacity to 2bcf/d from
Warri to lagos
Due August 2012
Pipes expected in October
ELPS A
Escravos to Warri expansion
from 300mmcf/d to 600mmcf/d
Will allow immediate addition
of 80mmcf/d from Escravos
Due end 2011
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Aja
ok
ut
a
Ka
no
(A
KK
)
Jebba
Geregu
NIPP
Ajaokuta
Ibadan
C
ar
ab
al
Olorunshogo
Oben
a
ut
ok
ja
Omotosho
(C
ELPS 2
ELPS 1
P
A
O
b3
Obiafu/Obrikom
Egbin
Aba Industries
Koko Gas
Industrial Park
Escravos
Obite
Ubeta
Alaoji
NIPP
OUR
Rumuji
NOP
L
Imo River
Indorama
GTS
GTS 1
G
N
Uquo
Alakiri
Notore
Alscon
Ibom
Power
QIT
Power Plant
Industries
Unicem
Cement
Calabar
NIPP
Legend
Cawthorne
Channel
Obigbo
do
an
O
/
C
e
in
el
p
Pi
Bonny NLNG
Oso
11
ROW Clearing
12
Assess Pipeline
Tarif
Dec 2011
Review Tarif
Afordability
Jan 2012
Review
revenue
securitisation
Jun 2012
Source for
Investors
Dec 2012
Secure
Financial
Closure
Description
Assessment of
pipeline tariff
required to make
3rd party financing
viable this study
now completed by
NNPC
Engagement of
stakeholders (e.g.
NERC) on
affordability of
tariff and
implication for
medium-term
MYTO
Checking of
possible tariff
revenue
securitisation to
make 3rd party
financing
bankable
Road show to
attract investors /
financiers, selection
of willing
financiers/investors
Investors secure
financial closure
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14
Koko
b.
c.
1
2
15
Conclusion
We have an enabling policy framework is in
place to support critical mass of gas supply
development for the power sector
Very good progress being made in development
of a robust gas grid that will enable rapid
growth of supply from diverse sources
increasing the liquidity of supply
Medium term outlook is promising and power
sector investors can be assured of supply
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APPENDIX
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18
1,680
1,600
1,400
1,200
1,000
1,046
899
800
600
Trillion cub ic feet
400
200
19
Scalable
Gas
Infrastruct
ure
Blueprint
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22
23
24
Gas to Power
Our eforts in Power are focused on meeting a projected 3.5 bcf/d
of gas demand by over 30 existing and proposed power plants.
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PHCN
PHCN
818
818 mmscfd
mmscfd
NIPP
NIPP
1,297
1,297 mmscfd
mmscfd
JV
JV IPP
IPP
322
322 mmscfd
mmscfd
Egbin + AES
Delta IV
Sapele
Olorunshogo
Omotosho
Geregu
Afam I-V
Olorunshogo
Sapele
Geregu
Omotosho
Ihovbor
Egbema
Gbaran
Chevron
Omoku Agura
NAOC,
Alaoji Okpai
Total,
Obite
Calabar
Shell, Afam VI
ExxonMobil, QIT
JV IPP
NIPP
3500
3000
2500
2000
mmscfd
1500
up
S
s
Ga
ow r
r
G we
Po
y
pl
to
1000
500
rd Party IPP
3
3rd
Party IPP
531
531 mmscfd
mmscfd
0
Q4 2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
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26
27
28
28
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