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Total Energies to Develop Nigerian Gas Field, Supply LNG Plant

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TotalEnergies (TTE) will develop the Ima gas field offshore Nigeria in partnership with AMNI, the company disclosed Wednesday.

Total Energiesm takes a 40% stake in the shallow-water development, while the Nigerian enterprise AMNI holds the remaining 60% stake. No other terms were disclosed.

Total Energies expects the Ima field to start production in 2028, targeting a plateau of 350 million cubic feet per day, or 60,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.

The Ima field will feed gas through a pipeline to Nigeria LNG, a gas liquefaction facility 15% owned by Total Energies.

The Ima field is expected to supply about one-third of the gas required for the ongoing Nigeria LNG Train 7 expansion project, which will increase the liquefaction plant capacity from 22 million tons per annum, or MTPA, to 30 MTPA, said Total Energies.

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