Heirs Energies, a prominent integrated energy company in Africa, has recently expanded its gas supply operations by providing gas to the newly commissioned 188 MW power plant managed by Geometric Power Limited in Aba, Abia State.
As a key gas supplier to the Nigerian National Grid, Heirs Energies already serves TransAfam Power Limited with a capacity of 966MW and First Independent Power Limited (FIPL),with a capacity of 541MW. The company supplies gas to local distribution companies, gas-based industries, and other industrial clients.
Established in 2021, Heirs Energies oversees OML17 and its associated infrastructure, with a core mission of ensuring that Nigerian businesses and consumers directly benefit from the nation’s natural resources. All gas extracted from OML 17 is directed towards the domestic industry.
Heirs Energies is the forefront of transforming Nigeria’s energy. Through the operation of OML17 and its assets, the company plays a crucial role in providing a reliable and sustainable gas, which significantly contributes to the country’s industrial and economic advancement.
By supplying gas major power plants, Heirs Energies not only solidifies its position in Nigeria’s energy sector but also demonstrates its strategic approach in enhancing operational efficiencies across the energy value chain.
The establishment of a Nigerian powerhouse in domestic gas supply exemplifies Heirs Holdings commitment as a long-term strategic investor Nigeria’s energy sector. The group interests in entities like Transcorp Power Limited TransAfam, and Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc, and operates oil-producing assets yielding over 50,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d).
Guided by Tony Elumelu’s Africapitalism philosophy, theirs Group aims and objectives is to ensure that Africa’s natural resources serve the continent’s interests delivering economic and social benefits to stakeholders.
Osa Igiehon, CEO of Heirs Energies, lauded the growing influence, emphasizing its dedication to illuminating Nigeria and supporting nation towards economic and social prosperity. He highlighted that Heirs Energies is not a participant in the energy sector but for a growth and development, driven by vision to ensure that Nigeria’s natural resources uplift its people.
The gas plant operated by Heirs Energies in Agbada, Rivers State, produces over MMSCFD of gas daily, with output directed towards meeting local demands in domestic market. This commitment supports Nigeria energy requirements and underscores Heirs Energies’ role in powering homes, schools, hospitals, and industries, thereby contributing to Nigeria’s industrialization efforts.
Heirs Energies Limited, formerly known as Heirs Holdings Oil & Gas Limited, stands as Africa’s largest indigenous integrated energy company dedicated to meeting the continent’s energy while aligning with global sustainability objectives. a strong emphasis on innovation, environmental stewardship, and community development, Heirs Energies leads the way in shaping the energy landscape and fostering a more prosperous Africa.
