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Lagos State Ministry Of Energy and Mineral Resources

Presentation At The LiveWell Initiative Grand Health Bazaar GHB2013

By:

Engr. Taofiq Ajibade Tijani, Hon. Commissioner for Energy & Mineral Resources.

April 17, 2013

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR)

The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources was established by Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN in July 2011 by Upgrading the Office of the Special Adviser on Mineral Resources to full fledge Ministry and appointment of a first Commissioner for that Ministry.

Functions of the Ministry – Short term and Long term §  To Develop and Implement a comprehensive Energy Policy for Lagos State that will

support the State’s socio-economic development plans, job creation and revenue generation.

§  The key objective of this policy is aimed at positioning Lagos as a leader in Energy sufficiency and Energy security through Private Public Partnership.

•  The Policy guidelines will also contain appropriate strategies for the development of

both conventional and renewable power solutions, Diversification of Fuel Usage, Gas supply, Petroleum Products Strategic Reserves and Infrastructures Monitoring.

•  Engaging with federal government on energy related issues such as the Power

Sector Reform, Gas Master plan, Gas Revolution and Oil Industry Reform

VISION: To make Lagos State a global Economic and Financial hub through the development of sustainable Energy strategy and safe exploitation of available Hydrocarbon and Mineral Resources . MISSION: To Promote and attract investments in the Energy and Mineral resources sectors to enhance infrastructural and socio-economic development for wealth and job creation in the State

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) Vision and Mission

Lagos Oil & Gas Corporation (LOGASC)

•  HE, The Governor has approved the Establishment of an Oil and Gas Agency which will be responsible for implementing the Ministry policies in the drive towards Energy sufficiency and opportunities in the:

•  Upstream Oil Industry •  Midstream Activities •  Downstream, Petroleum Products sufficiency

NIGERIAN SEDIMENTARY BASINS

•  ANAMBRA BASIN

•  BENUE TROUGH

•  BENIN/ DAHOMEY BASIN

•  BIDA BASIN

•  BORNU BASIN

•  SOKOTO BASIN

•  NIGER DELTA BASIN

Daimler Geographics, (234) 08033228622

Projection: Geographic, Minna Datum

OPL605 OPL606OPL603 OPL607OPL604OPL602

OPL702

OPL601

OPL705 OPL706OPL704 OPL711OPL710OPL709OPL708OPL703 OPL707

OPL714

OPL614

OPL613OPL612OPL611OPL610OPL609

OPL712 OPL723OPL722OPL721OPL720OPL719OPL718OPL717OPL716OPL715OPL713

OPL619OPL618OPL617OPL616OPL615

OPL735OPL734OPL733OPL732OPL731OPL730OPL729OPL728OPL727OPL726OPL725OPL724

OPL623OPL622OPL621OPL620

OPL742OPL740 OPL741OPL738 OPL739OPL737OPL736

OPL625OPL624

OPL746

OPL745OPL744OPL743OPL801 OPL802

OPL627OPL626

OPL803 OPL804 OPL805OPL628

OPL806 OPL807 OPL808

OPL501OPL502

OPL809 OPL810 OPL811OPL503

OPL505 OPL506

OPL504

OPL816OPL815OPL814OPL813OPL812 OPL817OPL818

OPL509OPL508OPL507

OPL510 OPL819 OPL820

OPL821

OPL822 OPL823OPL514

OPL824OPL511OPL513OPL512

OPL830OPL829OPL828OPL827OPL826OPL516OPL515OPL825

OPL831 OPL837OPL836OPL835OPL834OPL833OPL832OPL517

OPL841 OPL842OPL840 OPL843OPL839OPL838

OPL901

OPL902

OPL903 OPL904

OPL201OPL301

OPL914OPL303 OPL304 OPL305 OPL306

OPL307

OPL202OPL203

OPL308

OPL474OPL905

OPL906OPL915

OPL302

OPL909OPL908OPL204

OPL205

OPL206OPL311OPL454

OPL907OPL310OML113OML103

OML96OPL274OML98

OML111 OPL275OPL135

OPL910 OPL911OPL912

OPL228

OML4

OML95OML49

OML40OML38

OPL283OPL207

OML41OPL280

OML43

OML57 OML124

OML42 OML34OML60

OML20

OPL240

OML109

OML30 OPL913OML64OML90

OML53OML26OML91 OPL277

OPL318 OML120 OML61OML65

OPL208OML21OML89

OML35

OML45

OML62

OPL281OML16

OPL234

OPL235

OML58

OML28

OML27

OPL458

OML46

OML121OPL279

OML17

OPL236

OPL287

OML22 OPL231

OML63OPL282

OPL320

OPL248

OPL211OPL452

OML11OML32 OML54

OML36OML13OML18

OML23OML114

OML118OPL322

OML29

OPL276OML88

OML122 OML59OML55

OPL471

OML51OML33

OML24

OML25OPL233

OPL290OML112

OML67

OML123

OML86

OPL278OML52 OML69

OML68

OPL324 OPL249 OPL229OPL213 OML66

OML70

OML117

OML72OPL285

OML99

OPL286

OPL214

OPL467

OML102

OML115OML85 OPL284

OPL326 OPL250OML116 OPL90 OML104 OML100OPL225 OML119OML83OPL288 OPL238

OPL217OPL220 OPL221 OPL222

OPL223

OPL218 OPL219OPL242 OPL216

OPL244OPL247OPL245

OPL246

OPL256 OPL257

OPL259

OML108

OPL239

OPL608OPL701

OML79OPL227

OPL215

OPL226

OPL209

OML125

OML110

OPL332OPL241

OPL289

OPL263

OPL258

Joint Development Zone

OPL916

OPL917

OPL321

OPL314

OPL319

OPL313

OPL317

OPL312

OPL323

OPL315

OPL327

OPL325

OPL329

OPL328

OPL331OPL330

OPL334OPL333

OPL336OPL335

OPL338OPL337

OPL342OPL341

OPL340OPL339

OPL344OPL343

OPL346OPL345

OPL252OPL251

OPL254OPL253

OPL262OPL261

OPL269OPL268

OPL260OPL255

OPL265OPL264

OPL271OPL270

OPL267OPL266

OPL273OPL272

20010 00

2000

3000

4000

6∞

6∞

10∞ 10∞

4∞

4∞

8∞

8∞

12∞

12∞

16∞

16∞

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

DEPARTMENT OF PETROLEUM RESOURCESBLOCKS FOR 2005 LICENSING ROUND

MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM RESOURCES

National Boundary

State Boundary

Blocks on Offer

Allocated Blocks

Open Blocks

0 - 200m

200 - 1000m

1000 - 2000m

2000 - 3000m

3000 - 4000m

4000m above

N

Joint Development Zone

100 0 100 200 Kilometers

60 0 60 120 Miles

CHAD BASIN

SOKO TO BASIN

BIDA BASIN

BENUE TRO UGH

ANAMBRA BASIN

NIGER DELTA

DAHOMEY

HYDROCARBON BASINS IN NIGERIA

Poten&al  Oil  &  Gas  Loca&ons  in  Nigeria  

     

EBUTE METTA

ABEOKUTA LEKKI LAGOON

GULF OF GUINEA

BIGHT OF BENIN

NKONGSAMBA

KATSINA RIER GAMANA

RIVER

SANAGA RIVER

NIGERIA

CAMEROUN

BENIN CITY SUM

MIT INT.-OPL-205 TG

O

LAGOS

EXXON-OPL-209

CHEVRON-OML-95

TEXACO-OML-83 ASHL

AND-OPL-90 ASHLA

ND-OPL-225

SHELL-OPL-219 MOBI

L-OPL-221 DU

PONT-OPL-220 STATOI

L/BPX-OPL-218 STATOI

L/BPX-OPL-217 FAMF

A-OPL-216

INTOIL-OPL-214 SOL

GAS OPL-226 AGIP

EN OPL-472 SUNL

INK OPL-238

WARRI

SHELL-OML-73 SHEL

L-OML-72

CHEVRON-OML-90

CH

EV

RO

N-

OM

L-9

1

CHEVRON-OML-89 ATLA

S-OPL-75

SAPELE SHELL-OML-41 NPD

C-OPL-110

SHELL-OML-22

SHELL-OML-16

CHEVRON-OML-54 SHEL

L-OML-28

CHEVRON-OML-53

PORT HARCOURT

BRASS OPL-208

CRESCENT OPL-234

SHELL-OML-39 ONITSHA PAN

OCEAN-OML-98 CHEV

RON-OML-49

CHEVRON-OML-95

OP

L 24 0

SHELL-OML-72 SHELL-OML-71 SHEL

L-OML-74 SHEL

L-OML-77

CALABAR ASHLAND-OPL-98

ASARIS OPL-235

MOBIL-OML-70 SHELL-OML-13

TEXACO-OML-88

TEXACO-OML-85 TEXA

CO-OML-87 MONC

RIEF-OPL-471

Sokoto Embayment

Bida Basin

Chad Basin

Benue Trough

Anambra Basin

Benin Basin

Niger Delta

BEN

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LIST OF BLOCKS IN BENIN BASIN

•  OPL  302,  303,  304,  305,  306,  307,  308.  (  All  Onshore  Blocks)  •  OPL  309  (  Yinka  Folawiyo-­‐OML  113)  •  OPL  310  •  OPL  311  •  OPL  312  •  OPL313  •  OPL  314  •  OPL  315  (  PETROBAS)  •  OPL  316  •  OPL  317  •  OPL  319  •  OPL  321  (KNOC)  •  OPL  323  (  KNOC)  •  OPL  332  (BG)  

BENIN/DAHOMEY BASIN

•  Lagos State falls within the Benin Basin •  Activities in the Basin is mostly in Offshore Environmental – Shallow,

Deep and Ultra deep water.

•  Examples of players in the Basin include : Ø Yinka Folawiyo (OML 113) Ø Optimum (OPL 310) Ø Sunlink (OPL 311) Ø BG Exploration (OPL 332) Ø Nigerian Agip Energy (NAE) (OPL 316) Ø DPR/ PGS Multiclient Surveys (OPL 312, 313, 314)

OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAGOS STATE IN THE OIL SECTOR

•  The Nigerian Coastal zone sprawls a total of 8 States namely: A/Ibom, Bayelsa, C/Rivers, Delta, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo and Rivers. (Known as littoral States)

•  Since Lagos is part of the Nigerian Coastal zone with offshore blocks currently in active exploration activities therefore the State is also entitled to resource derivation/allocation from the Federal Government as soon as production is achieved from the aforementioned Oil fields.

•  EXCO Approval for Establishment of Lagos Oil and Gas Corporation (LOGASC) to represent the State interest in all the Oil Industry opportunities.

•  Currently waiting for approval by our distinguished Legislators

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The ultra-deep water offer huge promises for growth 100 km

Lagos

1000m 200m

2000m

3000m

J. D. Z.

EA

H K

Abo

Engule Udoro

Aparo 1 Boi

Oberan

Egere

Okpoi

Ikija Agbami

Gbigiri Ngolo 1&2

Doro

Adaka

Akpo

Kuro

Ebitemi

Okpok

Erha N

Abo-N

Bonga

Sehki

Ine

Ukot 1&2

Usan

Egina

Nsiko 1 &2 Aparo

2&3

Preowei

Chevron [51%] (40% ExxonMobil 9% Equity Energy- Resources)

01

J.D.Z:

Oyo

Erha S

Ewo

Bosi 1-5

Bosi N

Obeje

Iroko

01 02 03 04 05

08 07 09 06

Bobo

Etan

213

215

OML 113

310 311

317 319 321 323

327 318 209

329 320

248

333 324 249

330 322

212

335 326 250

337 339

341 343

345

214

251 242

253 255

261 264

268 270

216

244 245 247

266 256 257

258

272

259

218 219 220

221

222

223

OML 125

211

246

OML120

OML121

332

Dou

Erinmi

252

336

334

331

328

325

312 313 314 315

342

338 340

346

344 254

269

262

260

271

265

273

267

Agip [90%] (10% NPDC) 244

Exxon- [20%] (30% Chevron Mobil 20% ConocoPhillips 15% Occidental 15% NPDC)

214

Chevron [100%] 213

Allied [100%]

Oil & Gas [10%] (40% Chevron 50% NNPC)

249 Chevron [50%] (35% Shell 8.625% Petrobras 6.375% ConocoPhillips)

250

Chevron [40%] (50% NNPC, 10% Heritage) 247 Conoco- [47.5%] (47.5% ExxonMobil Phillips 5% Medal) 220

Chevron [32%] (20% Famfa Oil 8% Petrobras, 40% NNPC) 216

Shell [55%] (20% ExxonMobil 12.5% TFE, 12.5% Agip) Shell [100%]

212 219 245

Agip [50.19%] (49.81% Shell) Oml 125 211

Yinka [75%] (10% Can. Ang. R. Folawiyo 15% Prof. C. Corp) Exxon- [56.25%] (43.75% Shell) Mobil

Oml 113

209

Statoil [53.85%] (46.15% Chevron) 217 218

Noreast [60%] (20% Chevron 20% ExxonMobil)

215

Total [20%] (30% Chevron 30% ExxonMobil 20% Nexen Pet.) Total [60%] (40% Chevron)

222

221 South [60%] (24% Total, Atlantic 16% Petrobras) 246

Devon [75%] (25% NPDC) (Ocean E.) 242

256

Petrobras [37.5%] (25% Statoil 37.5% ExxonMobil) Oranto [50%] (50% Orandi)

324

320

Open Acreage (Relinquished)

Water Depth

J. D. Z. : Joint Development Zone (Nigeria 60%, Sao Tome 40%)

OGGS - Planned

Open Acreage (Not yet Acquired)

ECL Int. Ltd. [100%] 251

Conoco- [28.8%] (50% NNPC Phillips 10% Zebbra 11.2% ExxonMobil)

248

Conoco- [50%] (30% Chevron Phillips 20% NPDC)

318

Shell [40%] (10% Dajo Oil, 50% NNPC) 322

Oml 120 Oml 121

Tari

Ekoli Atabila

217

Nnwa

1&2

Bilah 127 128 129

Bonga SW 1-3

Bonga N&W

JDZ

MIDSTREAM ACTIVITIES

OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAGOS STATE IN THE OIL SECTOR

•  Liaising  with  PPP  Office  and  private  investors  with  a  view  to  facilitate  the  establishment  of  modular  refinery  in  Lagos  State.  Possible  loca&ons  at  Badagry  and  Ikorodu  Axis.  

•  Federal  Government  is  progressing  plans  to  site  a  Greenfield  Refinery  at  the  Lekki  Free  Trade  Zone.  

•  Establishment  of  Methanol  and  Petrochemical  plants  at  the  Lagos  Free  Trade  Zone.  

•  Logis&c  and  Fabrica&on  Bases  at  Nigerdock  and  LADOL  facili&es  

DOWNSTREAM ACTIVITIES

OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAGOS STATE IN THE OIL SECTOR

•  Lagos State alone control an average of about forty percent (40%) of all petroleum products sold in Nigeria and has the largest number of distribution outlets.

•  Establishment Strategic Petroleum Products Storage Reserves and Distribution

outlets to mitigate shortages during emergency.

The Ministry as part of its strategic plan is preparing to collect and collate a comprehensive data base of all Petroleum products outlets in Lagos state. These include the following:

•  Coastal storage Depots •  Filling stations •  LPG filling Plants •  LPG retail outlets •  Lubricant outlets •  Kerosene peddling outlets

OTHER OIL AND GAS ASPIRATIONS

•  Develop  a  sustainable  gas  master  plan  for  Lagos.  

•  Promo&ng  the  use  of  Liquefied  Petroleum  Gas  (LPG)  otherwise  known  as  cooking  gas  as  a  fuel  of  choice  in  Lagos  State        The  Ministry  in  collabora&on  with  stakeholders    are  crea&ng  

   awareness  for  Lagosians  to  embrace    the  use  of  LPG  in  their  homes        for    the  immense  environmental  and  economic  advantages.  

         

LPG  Prototype  

Mineral Resources

•  Lagos State is endowed with abundance Mineral Resources •  The state has commenced a study to identify all the potential mineral

resources of the state with a view to harnessing them.

•  Past research work have indicated the existence of industrial minerals which include clay sand (ball clay, fire clay, kaolin etc), construction sands (filling sand, sharp sand, plastering sand, etc.), silica sand and Bitumen deposit.

•  MEMR will Regulate Sand Dealing activities in the State (both land and shallow creeks by dredging) through the enforcement of mining laws.

•  Continuously Liaise with relevant Government Agencies and miners to assess and monitor the impact of mining activities on the environment.

 

     

Artesian  well  producing  warm  water  at  Itoikin   Clay-­‐kaolinitic  deposits   silica/glass  sand    

Mineral Resources

ACHIEVEMENTS:  Revenue  Genera5on  

•  Monitoring  of  the  haulage  of  solid  minerals  (including  granite,  marbles,  gravel  etc)  from  other  states.  

 •  Facilitate  the  development  and  explora&on  of  solid  minerals  in  the  State    by  

issuing  appropriate    consent  to  miners  to  exploit  solid  minerals  in  the  State  (Laterite,  Sharp  sand,  Filling  sand,  etc)  

•  Issuing  of  Opera&onal  Consent  to  miners  to  exploit  solid  minerals  in  the  State  (Laterite,  Sharp  sand,  Filling  sand,  etc)  

•  The  department  assisted  by  men  of  the  State  Taskforce  on  Environmental  &  Special  Offences  carried  out  enforcement  exercise  on  erring  mine  operators  in  all  the  axis  of  the  State.    

 Conclusions

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR)    •  MEMR is committed to Development and Implementation of a

comprehensive Energy Policy for Lagos State that will support the State’s socio-economic development plans, job creation and revenue generation.

•  MEMR is dedicated to developing IPPs that will serve critical sectors and boosts commerce and industry within the state

•  MEMR is encouraging & supporting the Development and Production of Oil & Gas fields within onshore and offshore Lagos so as to secure petroleum derivation funds from the Federal Government.

•  MEMR is committed to Regulation and Development of Mineral potential of

Lagos State with special regards to protection of the Environment so as to enhance job creation and revenue generation

Thank you for Listening

Eko oni baje o!