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TotalEnergies and Amni secure $800m FID for Ima gas field in Nigeria

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What happened

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TotalEnergies and Amni partnered to achieve the Final Investment Decision for the Ima gas project in Nigeria. The project involves a $800 million investment to develop the Ima gas field, located offshore in Oil Mining Leases 112 and 117. TotalEnergies holds a 40% stake, while Amni holds the remaining 60%. Production is expected to begin in 2028, with a plateau capacity of 350 million cubic feet of gas per day.

From investegate.co.uk, punchng.com, sierraleonetimes.com

Why it matters

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The Ima gas field is intended to supply about one-third of the gas required for the Nigeria LNG Train 7 expansion project. This development is seen as a major milestone in unlocking Nigeria’s gas resources for industrialization and economic growth. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu welcomed the FID, stating it supports the country's overall oil and gas ambitions.

TotalEnergies has an ongoing operational partnership in Nigeria within the oil and gas sector.

From investegate.co.uk, sierraleonetimes.com

Who's involved

  • TotalEnergiesHolds a 40% stake in the Ima gas field and is partnered with Amni.
  • AmniPartnered with TotalEnergies to jointly develop and operate the Ima gas field.
  • NigeriaThe location of the Ima gas field and the primary market for the produced gas.
  • Nigeria LNGThe intended recipient of the gas supply from the Ima field.
  • Bola Ahmed TinubuPresident who welcomed the investment decision and linked it to national goals.

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  1. Partnership formed between TotalEnergies and Amni for the Ima gas field near Bonny Island.1 source
  2. TotalEnergies received a $800m FID for the Ima Gas Project in Nigeria, one of Africa's largest gas bases.1 source

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