Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited agreed to supply natural gas to Indorama Fertiliser FZE for 16 years, locking in feedstock for one of Nigeria’s largest fertiliser producers as the country pushes to expand domestic gas use.
The Gas Sale Agreement, signed in Abuja, commits Renaissance to deliver as much as 60 million standard cubic feet of gas per day to Indorama Fertiliser, a unit of Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals Limited, on a firm-supply basis. The gas will be drawn from the Assa North Ohaji South facility, known as ANOH, a processing plant that has become a centrepiece of Nigeria’s effort to redirect more of its gas output toward domestic industry rather than export markets.
The agreement was signed by Tony Attah, chief executive officer, Renaissance and Manish Mundra, Indorama Fertiliser managing director.
“This agreement reflects our commitment to unlocking the value of Nigeria’s abundant gas resources through partnerships that create real and lasting impact,” Attah said. “By supplying natural gas to a major fertiliser producer such as Indorama, we are supporting a value chain that is critical to food security, agricultural productivity, industrial growth, and economic development.”
