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Agadem-Kaduna Oil Pipeline is a proposed oil pipeline in Central Africa. The pipeline would run from the oil fields of Agadem, Niger, to both the Kaduna

The Niger–Benin Oil Pipeline is a proposed pipeline from Niger to Benin. The pipeline would run from the Agadem oil field in Niger, through southwest of

Length: 4,128 km 1,037 km in Nigeria 841 km in Niger 2,310 km Algeria Diameter: 48, 56 in Cost: US$13 billion Status: Proposed Start year: Originally 2015

Sierra Leone, and Ghana. In August 2023, it was reported that the coup in Niger posed a threat to the project.The coup in Niger has heightened tensions

that larger proposed system. West African Gas Pipeline Company, WAGPCO, accessed February, 2018 Nigeria Energy Profile: Largest Oil Producer In Africa And

Niger Chad Oil Pipeline is a proposed oil pipeline in Central Africa. There have been no development updates since 2017 and the project is presumed to

LNG produced less in 2016 due to extended maintenance and unrest in the Niger Delta region. In 2016 Nigeria LNG had announced a proposed 8.4 MMtpa liquefaction

have caused damage to pipelines. Bloomberg estimated in July 2017 that 30 percent of the oil sent by pipelines through the Niger River delta is stolen

$40 in 2020. For those with incomes in second lowest quintile, average costs in 2020 would be about $40, in the middle quintile about $235, and in the

receive to request it. GOIT tracks both oil and natural gas liquids (NGL) pipelines, though only oil pipelines are used Data collection is done via secondary

Dec. 2016. New Nigeria pipelines to be funded by transport tariff, World Pipelines, 4 Dec. 2017. Nigeria’s OB3 pipeline delayed to 2019, TO&GY, Aug. 29, 2018

Remediation and Rehabilitation of Biodiversity and Habitats of Oil Spill Sites in the Niger Delta, International Union for Conservation of Nature, Mar 2013

distance away from the Niger Delta. In March 2015, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission issued a license for the power station. In October 2016, Geometric

billion (US $1 billion) in 2021. The power plant would be sold for N140.7 billion (US $339 million).   The plant has two proposed units with a total generating

fully operational. The plant has three more units that were proposed. They are 151 MW each. In 2028, the three additional units are expected to come online

this information in the Captive Use section when known. The power station is one of the first Independent Power Companies in Nigeria. In May 2013, the plant

generators capable of being fired by natural gas and diesel oil" was awarded to Davnotch Nigeria in 2009, and one of its owners, Assemblyman Victor Ochei, was

comes from oil, with its primary use being in the transportation sector. In 2022, Ghana exported 2.4 million barrels of crude oil and products, primarily