The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has said that it would continue to play its support role to...
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), Lagos Zone, has said that it sealed off 59 illegal cooking gas...
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has said that the Federal Government’s plans to increase the nation’s oil...
The DPR boss noted that out of the 33,000 retail outlets registered with the DPR, only about 6,700 have migrated to the platform.
The DPR also announced that Nigeria’s proven gas deposits have increased to 206.53 trillion standard cubic feet.
The DPR stated that the marginal field bid round is geared towards providing technical and financial partnerships for investors.
Head, Public Affairs of DPR, Mr Paul Osu, said every litre of crude produced in the country was adequately captured during the process of extraction.
Mr Attah has urged the FG to take the gas sector more seriously as the future of Nigeria’s energy lies with it.
DPR shortlisted 161 successful companies to advance to the inal stage of the bid round process for 57 marginal oilfields.
Nigeria’s total Liquified Petroleum Gas storage capacity has increased to 69,968 Metric Tons.
Lagos is listed as the state with the highest stock.
The Federal Government has already started making plans for the oil and gas industry post-COVID-19.
