Oil & Gas

NUPRC Maps New Oil Fields to Existing Facilities to Speed First Oil

NUPRC is linking newly awarded oil fields to existing infrastructure and working to reopen shut-in wells as Nigeria seeks higher crude production and more reliable feedstock for domestic refineries.

By Abdulazeez Hameed 3 min read15th October, 2026

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NUPRC Maps New Oil Fields to Existing Facilities to Speed First Oil

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