Dangote refinery

TotalEnergies credits Nigeria's Petroleum Industry Act with enabling transparency and foreign investment inflows, while Dangote Petroleum Refinery unveils plans for a 400,000-tonne surfactant plant as part of its transformation into an integrated industrial complex.

NNPC Limited's leadership visited the 650,000 bpd Dangote Refinery complex in Lagos to formalize operational coordination, marking a critical step in Nigeria's efforts to reduce refined product imports and stabilize domestic fuel supply.

Africa's largest refinery and Nigeria's state oil company commit to collaboration aimed at strengthening the nation's energy independence and industrial capacity, signalling a potential end to months of commercial tensions.

Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited CEO Bashir Bayo Ojulari received the prestigious Fellowship of the Energy Institute as the state oil firm deepens collaboration with Dangote Refinery on port expansion and operational scaling.

Dangote Refinery's managing director signals improved fuel supply capacity while the federal government implements NNPC revenue reforms, as industry stakeholders warn dialogue remains critical to sector stability.

Africa's largest refinery has achieved its initial design capacity of 650,000 barrels per day, positioning Nigeria to reduce refined product imports and potentially reshape regional petroleum markets.

Nigeria's oil production declined to 1.627 million barrels per day in recent reporting, missing both budget projections and OPEC quotas, while Dangote Group signed a $400 million equipment deal with China's XCMG to double refinery capacity to 1.4 million bpd.