HHI Wins Nigerian LPG Storage Contract

Sunday, February 25, 2018

Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. (HHI) was awarded a $58 million deal to build LPG storage tanks for a refining and petrochemical plant in Nigeria. According to HHI, the contract comes from Dangote Oil Refining Co.

Under the contract the company will deliver 15 units of LPG storage tanks that can contain 75,000 cubic meters of gas in total. The 15 gas cylinders, each with a diameter of 8 meters and a height of 95 meters, will be installed at Dangote Oil Refining Company’s refining and petrochemical plant under construction near Lagos in southwestern Nigeria.

The Korean company plans to start to build the tanks in May and supply the first batch in April 2019.

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