ADVANCING
GAS AUTONOMY
IMINA Energy Limited (IEL) is developing a proposed 50 MMSCFD cryogenic wet-gas processing facility in Ologbo, Edo State — bridging Nigerian resources and sustainable domestic energy demand.
Fig. 1 — Indicative facility rendering, Ologbo siteThe Ologbo Hub
06° 03' 02" N | 05° 40' 05" E
LPG & NGL Recovery
Deep-cut turbo-expander technology maximises liquid extraction from rich associated gas, targeting 96%+ propane recovery across the single 50 MMSCFD train.
Lean Gas Supply
Pipeline-quality residue gas delivered to industrial clusters across Edo State and into the national grid via the Escravos-Lagos interconnect.
Flare Reduction
Monetising associated gas from neighbouring fields removes routine flaring at source, aligning the project with Nigeria's Decade of Gas commitments.
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Inlet Slug Catcher
V-101 - 02
Amine + TEG Dehydration
U-201 - 03
Molecular Sieve & Hg Guard
U-301 - 04
Turbo-Expander Cold Box
K-401 - 05
De-ethanizer / Fractionation
T-501 - 06
LPG · NGL Storage
S-601
Product Off-take Slate
Design-case yields, single trainLPG (Propane / Butane)
Domestic cooking & autogas grade
Industrial Propane
Dedicated propane recovery
Condensate
For regional refining
CNG
Compressed natural gas for transport & industrial
Sales Gas
Pipeline-quality lean residue gas
Power
5 MW gas-fired power plant
Project at a Glance
Proposed development summaryFacility
50 MMSCFD cryogenic wet-gas processing facility
LPG Production
Domestic cooking & autogas grade LPG
Dedicated Propane
Industrial propane recovery unit
Condensate
Condensate production for regional refining
CNG
Compressed natural gas production
Sales Gas
Pipeline-quality lean residue gas
Power
5 MW gas-fired power plant
Expansion
Future expansion to 200 MMSCFD
Future Integration
Ammonia and urea integration (future phase)
Proposed Location
Ologbo, Ikpoba-Okha LGA, Edo State, Nigeria
Development Status
Pre-FID / Front-end engineering
Elliot Edosomwan
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
With over 12 years of experience in the LPG, Oil & Gas retail sector, Elliot brings practical expertise in downstream gas operations, business development and infrastructure development to IMINA.
He is passionate about building sustainable infrastructure that converts wasted resources into wealth, creates jobs and drives economic prosperity for generations. He started IMINA — meaning "Dream" — to unlock the value of Nigeria's abundant natural gas, eliminate routine flaring and develop infrastructure that delivers cleaner energy, jobs and long-term economic prosperity.
“The Mission is simple: to convert wasted gas into wealth, power and a better future for Nigeria and generations to come.”
Transforming Energy,
Empowering Nations.
To become Africa’s most trusted integrated clean energy and industrial infrastructure company, transforming natural resources into sustainable prosperity while empowering nations through innovation, responsible resource development, and world-class energy solutions.
To develop and operate world-class clean energy and gas processing infrastructure that transforms natural gas into high-value products, generates reliable clean energy, creates economic opportunities, and delivers sustainable value for stakeholders.
To transform Nigeria’s abundant natural gas resources into cleaner energy, economic opportunity, and long-term prosperity through sustainable innovation, operational excellence, and strategic partnerships.