Nigeria launches first ever flare gas digital infrastructure project – Businessday NG
Dawcon Energy and Green Flare Holdings have signed a Gas Connection Agreement with the OML 30 Joint Venture to commercialize flare gas from upstream oil and gas production in Nigeria.
This initiative marks the launch of Nigeria’s first flare gas-powered digital infrastructure, focusing on energy transition and digital transformation.
Green Flare Holdings is notable as Nigeria’s first flare gas-to-Bitcoin mining company, highlighting innovative energy use in the country.
The project supports Nigeria’s efforts to reduce gas flaring and leverage natural resources for digital and economic development.
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