Commercial Opportunities

Companies interested in engaging with Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) for commercial opportunities, including participating in any of NLNG’s product sales schemes, must undergo a registration process that includes an assessment of their performance capability and experience. The steps include:

Companies must submit a formal EOI addressed to NLNG’s General Manager, Commercial, along with a detailed company profile that outlines business activities, ownership, financial strength,
and relevant corporate information.

Commercial
Expression of
Interest Portal
Required
Registration
Documents

Depending on the sales scheme, companies must provide documents proving their ability to participate. This includes certificates of incorporation, tax clearance certificates, organizational structures, Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) policies, and evidence of relevant market experience, shipping capacity, and financial strength.

Documents required vary by sales scheme:

Export LNG Sales Scheme:
Proof of LNG trade experience, ship ownership or agreements, audited financials, and marketing capabilities in global LNG markets.

Export LPG Sales Scheme:
Evidence of LPG trade, market presence, shipping logistics, and financial support.

Condensate Sales Scheme:
Experience in condensate trade, refinery affiliations, shipping, and financial documentation.

Domestic LPG Sales Scheme:
Proof of terminal ownership or agreement, market coverage, and logistics capability in Nigeria.

Domestic LNG Sales Scheme:
Evidence of domestic LNG facility ownership, market involvement, and logistics within Nigeria.

Compliance and
Governance

Companies must adhere to NLNG’s Business Principles and Anti-Bribery and Corruption (ABC) Policy.

Further
Engagement:

NLNG may request additional information or clarify submitted documents, possibly engaging third-party consultants during
the process.

Interested companies should submit the required information via the Expression of Interest link here.

JOIN US; for a sustainable future

NLNG’s ongoing efforts to eliminate gas flaring and enhance processing capacity place it at the forefront of Nigeria’s transition to more sustainable energy production.