The Ologbo facility sits within Ikpoba-Okha LGA, Edo State — close to existing gas gathering infrastructure, major road networks and the Escravos-Lagos pipeline corridor.

All figures are indicative design-case values from the pre-FEED study and remain subject to confirmation at front-end engineering design.
Domestic cooking & autogas grade LPG for Nigerian markets.
Industrial propane recovered as a standalone product stream.
Natural gas liquids and condensate for regional refineries.
Compressed natural gas for transport and industrial off-take.
Pipeline-quality lean residue gas metered into the regional network.
5 MW gas-fired power plant supplying the facility and local demand.
Site selection at Ologbo, host-community engagement, land acquisition and gas supply term sheets.
Front-end engineering design, NUPRC/NMDPRA licensing, EIA approval and bankable feasibility study.
Financial close, EPC award, civil works, module fabrication and installation of the cryogenic train.
Pre-commissioning, introduction of feed gas, performance testing and first LPG to the domestic market.
Inlet Slug Catcher
V-101Amine + TEG Dehydration
U-201Molecular Sieve & Hg Guard
U-301Turbo-Expander Cold Box
K-401De-ethanizer / Fractionation
T-501LPG · NGL Storage
S-601Slug catching, filtration and multi-stage centrifugal compression stabilise raw associated gas before treatment.
Amine sweetening followed by TEG and molecular-sieve drying takes water content below 0.1 ppmv to protect the cold box.
Isentropic expansion drops the stream to −95 °C, condensing C3+ components for deep liquid recovery.
De-ethaniser and de-butaniser columns split the liquids into on-spec LPG and condensate held in pressurised storage.

LPG is trucked from an on-site loading gantry to depots across Edo, Delta, Ondo States, as well as other states across Nigeria. Residue gas is metered into the regional pipeline network under long-term off-take.