AMNI and TotalEnergies take investment decision on $1.108bn Ima gas project
AMNI and TotalEnergies have reached a final investment decision on the Ima Gas Project, valued at US$1.108 billion, according to Premium Times. Gas from the development is expected to provide about 30% of the feed gas required by Nigeria LNG’s Train 7.
AMNI and TotalEnergies have reached a final investment decision on the US$1.108 billion Ima Gas Project, Premium Times Nigeria reported. The project is expected to produce gas for Nigeria’s expanding liquefied natural gas infrastructure. According to the supplied material, output from the development is projected to meet approximately 30% of the feed-gas requirement for Nigeria LNG’s Train 7.
That expected contribution would make the Ima development a long-term source of gas for the Train 7 project. The report described the supply as significant for Nigeria’s LNG infrastructure, but provided no production schedule or details of the project’s development timetable. The final investment decision marks a formal commitment by AMNI and TotalEnergies to proceed with the project.
The supplied material does not explain the ownership structure, financing arrangements or the specific facilities to be built. It also does not state when construction or production is expected to begin, how much gas the project will produce in total or where the Ima field is located. No comments from AMNI, TotalEnergies or Nigeria LNG were included.
Premium Times Nigeria carried the report. The available information establishes the project’s stated value, the companies’ investment decision and its expected role in supplying feed gas to Nigeria LNG Train 7, but does not provide further operational details.
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