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Nigeria's gas backbone, mapped and costed.

Where demand already sits near supply, where the next $22bn of pipeline and compression is planned, and how 60 demand projects connect to the assets that will feed them.

$22bn
Investment required for planned pipeline infrastructure by 2030
16
Infrastructure projects prioritized · 4 under construction
60
Demand projects mapped to their nearest infrastructure asset
AGas consumption baseline & 2030 pipeline plan

Demand clusters around existing infrastructure — or close to supply sources

Development of backbone infrastructure in under-served regions could stimulate demand for gas, as proven by development around ELPS. Toggle between the 2020 baseline and the 2030 high-case projection to see how the network is planned to expand.

Map as published on the NGIC infrastructure map · hover a marker for detail
NGIC gas infrastructure map 2020
Nigeria gas infrastructure map, 2020 baseline

2020 gas consumption baseline, bcfd

Total baseline 5.21 bcfd
BInvestment plan

16 infrastructure projects already prioritized — 4 under construction, 11 still to be sequenced

Costs for AKK, OB3, EOWEP and the ELPS Midline compressor are actual figures; all other projects use benchmark cost of $1.75m–$3.92m per kilometer.

All 16 Under construction (4) Post-FEED Pre-FEED Export
AssetCapacityLengthCAPEX ($bn)StageTarget
CSupply–demand balance

60 demand projects mapped to the nearest infrastructure

Each of the 16 assets absorbs demand from a set of nearby projects — from single-project links like ELPS Ibadan-Ilorin-Jebba, to hubs like AKK and the Ajaokuta compressor stations, each feeding 16 mapped projects.

Footnotes & assumptions (1–10)