CERAWEEK Nigeria has seen a spike in interest from buyers for its LNG cargoes, NNPC says
Published on March 25, 2026.
Nigeria has seen a surge in interest in its LNG cargoes due to the ongoing U.S.-Israeli conflict and potential opportunities for the country. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NPS) is also in discussions about adding two train trains to its LPG plant and building a 12 million ton per annum facility. The company plans to utilise its vast reserves of natural gas.
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