TotalEnergies, Nigeria State Oil Company to Invest $550 Million in Gas Plant, Reuters Reports
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-- French oil giant and Nigeria's state oil company NNPC will invest $550 million to develop a gas-processing facility in the country, Bloomberg reports, citing an unnamed source.
-- An announcement will be made this week, according to Bloomberg.
-- The facility will supply gas to the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas plant--a consortium between NNPC, Shell, TotalEnergies and Eni, Bloomberg reports.
-- Neither TotalEnergies nor NNPC immediately responded to a request for comment from Dow Jones Newswires.
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