Welcome
On behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria, this programme seeks to attract investments and develop a transparent market mechanism through a competitive procurement process for allocating gas flares, under clear and transparent criteria, to competent third-party investors using proven technologies in commercial applications globally. The Nigerian Gas Flare Commercialisation Programme (NGFCP) is an opportunity for Government, industry, State Government, ethnic nationalities, and local communities to work together to resolve an oil field unacceptable practice.
Breaking News!!!
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON MILESTONE AND PERFORMANCE BONDS
Please click on the link below to view the update on the NGFCP Bond Structure.
Welcome
On behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria, this programme seeks to attract investments and develop a transparent market mechanism through a competitive procurement process for allocating gas flares, under clear and transparent criteria, to competent third-party investors using proven technologies in commercial applications globally. The Nigerian Gas Flare Commercialisation Programme (NGFCP) is an opportunity for Government, industry, State Government, ethnic nationalities, and local communities to work together to resolve an oil field unacceptable practice.
Breaking News!!!
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON MILESTONE AND PERFORMANCE BONDS
Please click on the link below to view the update on the NGFCP Bond Structure.
Executive Mandate
The Federal Government of Nigeria’s Commitment
Gas flaring is unacceptable and the FGN has continued to support several initiatives and actions to reaffirm its commitment to ending the practice of gas flaring in our oil fields. In demonstration of its commitment, the FGN ratified the Paris Climate Change Agreement, and is now a signatory to the Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR) principles for global flare-out by 2030 whilst committing to a national flare-out target by year 2025.
Executive Mandate
The Federal Government of Nigeria’s Commitment
Gas flaring is unacceptable and the FGN has continued to support several initiatives and actions to reaffirm its commitment to ending the practice of gas flaring in our oil fields. In demonstration of its commitment, the FGN ratified the Paris Climate Change Agreement, and is now a signatory to the Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR) principles for global flare-out by 2030 whilst committing to a national flare-out target by year 2025.
Minister Of State for Petroleum Resources
Hon. Timipre Sylva
“This will drive economic development and prosperity for our people, our nation and value to our partners.”
“The wasteful disposal of natural gas is not only fraught with deleterious health/ environmental consequences but also a major source of resource waste and value erosion to the country.”
NUPRC Chief Executive Engr. Gbenga Komolafe
ATTENTION!
We are pleased to notify you that the Nigerian Gas Flare Commercialisation Programme has been relaunched to guarantee value for existing participants and new investors!
Interested parties are hereby welcome to submit their Expressions of Interest to the Commission via this portal. Should you require additional information, please send an email to ngfcp.enquiries@nuprc.gov.ng or a message using the form provided here.
Please click the button below to view the media publication.
Minister of State for Petroleum Resources
Hon. Timipre Sylva
“This will drive economic development and prosperity for our people, our nation and value to our partners.”
NUPRC Chief Executive
Engr. Gbenga Komolafe
“The wasteful disposal of natural gas is not only fraught with deleterious health/ environmental consequences but also a major source of resource waste and value erosion to the country.”
ATTENTION!
We are pleased to notify you that the Nigerian Gas Flare Commercialisation Programme has been relaunched to guarantee value for existing participants and new investors!
Interested parties are hereby welcome to submit their Expressions of Interest to the Commission via this portal. Should you require additional information, please send an email to ngfcp.enquiries@nuprc.gov.ng or a message using the form provided here.
Please click the button below to view the media publication.
The Bid Process
