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OANDO GAS & POWER
(5th Floor)
2, Ajose Adeogun Street,
Victoria Island
Lagos, Nigeria
Tel: 234-1-2702794
Fax: 234-1-7912295
www.oandoplc.com
Gas & Power

Vision
To harness energy resources for
the benefit of all stakeholders
Mission
To be the leading and most innovative
energy company in our chosen market
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Background
Oando Gas & Power Limited
We pioneered the private sector piping and distribution
of natural gas to industrial and commercial consumers.
Oando Gas & Power is the management company for all the subsidiary
companies operating in the gas & power division.
Our Strategic Focus
• Aggressively create Nigeria's domestic gas grid and leverage the
infrastructure to be the dominant local and regional gas and power
provider
• Replicate the success recorded in Greater Lagos natural gas
distribution in other parts of Nigeria and West Africa
• Make significant investments in infrastructure that assure reliable supply
of natural gas e.g. high pressure transmission pipelines, gas processing
facilities on the back of the Gas Master Plan
• Expand horizon in independent power generation to captive industries
in locations where we have gas infrastructure and E&P assets
The subsidiaries include the following:
? Gaslink Nigeria Limited
? Akute Power Limited
? East Horizon Gas Company Limited
? Gaslink Ghana
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Gaslink Nigeria Limited is an indigenous company established to promote
the distribution and utilization of natural gas in Nigeria. The company, a
subsidiary of Oando PLC, is operating a 20 year Gas Sale and Purchase
Agreement (GSPA) with the Nigeria Gas Company. Gaslink is the pioneer,
and one of the few companies in Nigeria involved in the piping and
distribution of natural gas to industrial, residential and commercial
consumers.
Motivated by the vision to be the leading energy company in its chosen
markets, Gaslink bundles various capabilities acquired from years of
experience in delivery of natural gas to a broad spectrum of end users. This
way, it offers complete energy solutions to its customers with a commercially
attractive bottom-line.
Having constructed a pipeline network from the Nigerian Gas Company
(NGC) city gate to cover Ikeja and the Greater Lagos Area, Gaslink currently
supplies natural gas through its 100km pipeline in Lagos to about 90
industrial customers. At present, our distribution network has the combined
capacity to deliver 82mmscf/d (million standard cubic feet per day).
Gaslink Nigeria Limited
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Gaslink Distribution Network
The 10km Ikeja IA pipeline was commissioned on the 9th of
March 2001. Over 36 companies are connected.
The 4.2km Ikeja IB pipeline was commissioned on the 25th Oct,
2002.. 6 companies are connected
The 84 km GLII gas distribution pipeline network designed to
deliver gas from City Gate to Ojota, Ilupeju, Matori, Isolo, Amuwo
Odofin, Iganmu and Apapa. was commissioned on the 27th May
2004
The 38km GLIII pipeline was commissioned in Q2 2009, and
traverse from Ikeja to Apapa, Tin-Can Island and Amuwo-Odofin
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East Horizon Gas Company (EHGC)
Akute Power Limited
The company is a special purpose vehicle set up to Develop, Finance, Construct and
Operate a gas transmission pipeline linking the Calabar Cluster of Industries to the Nigerian
Gas Company (NGC) grid in Akwa Ibom state. The $125m project, involves the construction
of an 18inch by128 kilometer (km) gas pipeline through forest, swamps and built up areas.
Upon completion, the project which has the total capacity of 100million standard cubic feet
per day (mmscfd) will deliver 22 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd) of gas to its
primary customer, the United Cement Company of Nigeria Limited (UNICEM).
UNICEM is a joint venture company set up by Flour Mills Nigeria, Orascom Industries and
Holcim International to build a $350million Cement plant in Calabar with a production
capacity of 2.5million metric tonnes per year. The primary fuel for the plant will be Natural
Gas, supplied by EHGC and sourced from the Nigerian Gas Company (NGC). The Federal
Government and the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) have given their
approval for the gas supply project on a Build Operate and Transfer (BOT) basis with NGC.
The gas supply project includes construction of a gas supply line from the existing Obigbo-
ALSCON pipeline at Ukanafun to the Cement Plant Site at Mfamosing.
The construction project is been executed following international best practices of quality
and safety standards and is expected to be completed during the 4th quarter of 2009.
The project involves the development of an Independent Power Plant for Lagos
Water Corporation (LWC) who is the captive off-taker of all the electric power
generated.
The objective of the LWC is to increase its existing capacity utilization by improving
the supply of power to its two main water treatment plants (Head Works) at Iju and
Adiyan in Lagos State. Both plants account for approximately 72% of the total
capacity of LWC. The LWC predicts the improvement in power supply will help it
improve its capacity utilization from currently 30% to 60% in the first year of the IPP
being operational and improving to 85% in the third year.
To support it in achieving this objective the LWC went through a competitive bid
process for a 100% power supply solution and this culminated in Oando Gas and
Power (“OGP”) a subsidiary of Oando PLC being selected. Akute Power Limited
was set up to develop and operate the IPP.
Akute Power Limited’s solution involves the development and operation of an
integrated gas distribution (13km pipeline) and 12.15MW IPP with power generated
by 4 x 3 MW GE Jenbacher containerized gas engines. The pipeline is connected to
existing natural gas infrastructure owned by the Nigerian Gas Company (“NGC”).
The project is scheduled for completion in Q3 2009.
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