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Dangote Refinery Positions Nigeria as Global Energy Player with $21 Billion Market Potential – Think-Tank

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May 22, 2023
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Dangote Refinery Positions Nigeria as Global Energy Player with $21 Billion Market Potential – Think-Tank
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Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), a prominent African think-tank, projects that the inauguration of the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Company on May 22 will create a $21 billion market for Nigeria’s crude oil. This massive facility, with a capacity to process 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day, is set to reshape Nigeria’s economy and position the country as a global energy player.

The NESG brief highlights the transformative potential of the Dangote refinery. It emphasizes that the facility can meet the entire spectrum of Nigeria’s fuel needs, including petrol, diesel, jet fuel, and polypropylene. Moreover, the refinery boasts loading facilities capable of accommodating approximately 2,900 tankers and is expected to stimulate the construction of housing units for 33,000 people.

By reducing Nigeria’s reliance on imported refined petroleum products, the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Company aims to enhance the country’s economic independence and security. NESG emphasizes that the facility can fulfill 100% of Nigeria’s domestic demand for all refined products, which includes 57 million liters per day of gasoline, 27 million liters per day of diesel, 11 million liters per day of kerosene, and nine million liters per day of aviation jet fuel. Additionally, the surplus production of these products positions Nigeria as a significant player in the global energy market, with potential for exports.

NESG further highlights that the integrated power plant within the refinery has a capacity of 435 MW, exceeding the total power requirement of the Ibadan Distribution Company. This not only ensures a stable supply of petroleum products but also contributes to the economic development of multiple states in the region.

The Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Company’s impact extends beyond its refining capabilities. The project includes the development of extensive infrastructure to support its operations, including a self-sufficient marine facility featuring the world’s largest order of five Single Point Mooring systems (SPMs). Dangote has also established the world’s largest granite quarry, a ready-mix concrete capacity, and procured a fleet of trucks and cranes, contributing to Nigeria’s broader infrastructure development goals.

The establishment of the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Company is expected to create thousands of direct jobs and generate approximately 100,000 indirect employment opportunities, fostering Nigeria’s economic growth and job market.

Prominent business organizations have commended the efforts of Alhaji Aliko Dangote, the visioner behind the project, as well as the supportive federal government. The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) views the refinery’s impact on the Nigerian economy as significant, saving and generating foreign exchange, creating jobs, and positively affecting the value of the Naira. The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) also recognizes the importance of this investment in creating new jobs, improving Nigeria’s economy, and reducing the country’s reliance on oil imports.

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) congratulates the president and management of the Dangote Group on the completion and expected commissioning of the facility. With the refinery’s ability to meet Nigeria’s refined product requirements and export surpluses, MAN anticipates it will generate $10 billion from petroleum product exports and save Nigeria an estimated $10 billion in foreign exchange.

As Nigeria moves forward with the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Company, it is essential for the government to maintain a supportive and enabling environment for businesses. Continued commitment to creating favorable conditions for investments will attract both local and foreign investors, fostering sustainable growth and development.

The inauguration of the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Company is a transformative milestone for Nigeria. It signifies the country’s determination to shape its energy future, bolster economic independence, and become a global energy player. The refinery’s capacity, versatility, and impact on job creation and infrastructure development position Nigeria for sustained growth and prosperity. With strategic planning, collaboration, and a focus on sustainability, Nigeria can harness the immense potential of the Dangote refinery to propel itself to new heights on the global stage.

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