INVESTIGATION: Gas flares, poisoned lives, regulatory failures in Nigeria’s oil fields
READ ALSO: Gas Flare: Foundation trains Akwa Ibom oil community on how to demand environmental remediation A review of public disclosures, company websites, and available sustainability documents did not identify any comparable asset-specific methane-reduction commitments from Seplat Energy or Renaissance Africa Energy for the operations covered in this investigation.
Infographics Mandatory actions by Oil & Gas companies on methane abatement Among other requirements, operators must submit Flare Elimination and Monetisation Plans, maintain Fugitive Methane Emission Data records, prepare methane inventories, keep daily flaring logs and implement leak-detection programmes.
Gas flare from two flare stacks at Ogboinbiri It requires a long journey through creeks and river channels to reach the Ogboinbiri community, which sits within OML 63, one of the former Nigerian Agip Oil Company assets acquired by Oando Energy Resources.
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