Golar in Talks on Nigerian Power Project

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Golar LNG and Nigerian authorities are in discussions regarding the potentialsetting up of a power project that could use one of its vessels to import LNG.

Golar’s Chief Commercial Officer Robert Carter said the company was looking into a “fully integrated gas and power project” in the state of Lagos.

“We’re in discussions with Nigerian authorities. We’re trying to develop a terminal there that could include the utilization of domestic LNG supplies,” Carter was cited by Reuters as saying.

“We don’t invest in a project where there isn’t a Golar flag, so to speak,” Carter said when asked whether Golar would provide an FSRU for the Nigerian project. “We’re talking about a Golar solution.”

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