The first phase of the project involves a 12,000-bopd refinery, gas processing unit, 300-MW power plant and 2,500-tonnes-per-day fertiliser facility. Further phases will include a downstream oil terminal.
The Komani play has estimated reserves of 1 billion barrels of oil and 14.2 bcm (500 bcf) of gas. The initial well is expected to produce 50,000 bopd.
The project has attracted investments of more than USD 3 billion.
NNPC first discovered commercial reserves in the Kolmani area on OL 809 and OPL 810 in the Gongola Basin between Bauchi and Gombe states in 2019 .
The project is being fully developed by indigenous players NNPC, Sterling Global Oil and New Nigeria Development Commission.
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