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1. Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources
Established: 1975
Re-established: 1985
Minister: Diezani Alison-Madueke
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2. Table of Content
• Domestic Development-1
• Domestic Development-2
• Domestic Development-3
• Domestic Development-4
• 13-year growth in the gas sector
• Security
• Community-1
• Gas Flaring: Before & After
• Community-2
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3. Domestic Development-1
• Implementation of the Domestic Gas Supply
Obligation (DGSO) scheme, supplying adequate
quantity and quality of oil and gas producers to all
active power plants in the last one year.
• One Bscf/day supply of gas to the domestic
market achieved through effective
implementation of DGSO.
• Commissioning of the Usan Floating Production
and Storage System (FPSO), currently producing
103,000 barrels per day (4% of Nigeria’s daily
production of 2.7 million p/d).
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4. Domestic Development-2
• Oil terminalling facility (Ebok Terminal) established by
an indigenous company, with a current daily crude oil
production of 7,000 barrel p/ day and a Plateau
production of 50,000 bpd at full capacity.
• Mobilisation for new free trade zone in Ogidigben,
Delta State, with a world class gas hub, petrochemical
and fertilizer plants to be built, creating over 5 million
jobs across the value chain.
• Stable supply of petroleum products as well as efficient
administration of the subsidy programme at reduced
costs.
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5. Domestic Development-3
• Compressed Natural (CNG) to power cars: 2000
cars already Gas converted in Benin test-run
• Domestic gas supply to support the power sector
increased by 72% as part of emergency gas
supply programme
• Total crude oil production now at 2.5 million bpd
• Nigerian Petroleum Development Corporation
(NPDC) exploration and production: 130,000
barrels per day
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6. Domestic Development-4
• 136km uncompleted gas pipeline from Oben to
Geregu power plant: Completed
• The 31km uncompleted gas pipeline from Itoki
to Olorunsogo power plant: Completed
• Acquired 250 square kilometers of 3D-seismic
data for the Chad basin. Integrated studies
carried out in the Basin provided information
on oil and gas prolific areas.
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7. 13-year growth (1999-
2012) in the gas sector
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Reserves Production Utilization
1999
2012
136.5 trillion standard cubic feet to 187
trillion standard cubic feet in Reserves.
1.38 trillion standard cubic feet to
2.847 trillion standard cubic feet in
Production
515 billion standard cubic feet to 2.27
trillion standard cubic feet in
Utilization.
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8. Security
• Setting up of a number of Special Task Forces to
address critical issues in the sector i.e. The
Special PIB Task Force and the PIB Technical
Committee; The Special Task Force on
Governance and Controls in the NNPC and other
Parastatals.
• Establishment of Petroleum Revenue Special Task
Force.
• Establishment of National Refineries Special Task
Force.
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9. Community-1
• Wiped out embarrassing fuel queues and pushing on
with policies to make Nigeria a product-exporting
country.
• Reform is in top gear to make Nigeria a net exporter of
petroleum products through privatisation of
government owned refineries, deregulation of the
downstream sector and establishment of more refineries
across the country
• Improved production at local refineries
• Fuel subsidy regime has been cleaned up
• Fuel importation to supplement local production has
been flawlessly administered.
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10. Gas Flaring: Before & After
Gas flaring reduced between 2011 and 2012 from 24% to 18% - due to the encouragement of accelerated gas
development projects.
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11. Community-2
• Diligent implementation of amnesty programme
in the Niger Delta helped increase oil production
from pre-amnesty level of 700,000 bpd to the
current 2,500,000 bpd.
• Nigerian-owned crude oil transportation tankers.
• Nigerian-owned marine vessels have increased
from 54 to 388
• These create employment for over 30,000
Nigerians
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