Olaadex Energies Limited operates as a strategic LNG supply partner specializing in connecting Nigerian natural gas resources to global energy markets through advanced liquefaction logistics. The company facilitates the transportation of natural gas cooled to -162°C (-260°F) using proprietary cryogenic technologies that reduce gas volume to 1/625th of its original state, enabling cost-effective maritime transport via specially designed Q-Flex carriers with 210,000 m³ capacity. This process allows delivery to markets beyond pipeline networks, particularly serving industrial clusters in 27 countries across Europe, Asia, and West Africa.
The supply chain infrastructure for LNG integrates three operational tiers – macro-scale shipments through Bonny Island Terminal utilizing membrane-type LNG tankers with 0.07% daily boil-off rates, regional African distribution via ISO-containerized units moving 40-60 MT loads from the Lekki Free Zone hub, and domestic Nigerian last-mile delivery using cryogenic road trailers capable of maintaining -150°C for 96 hours. All transportation modalities comply with Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) regulations and International Maritime Organization (IMO) 2025 emission standards.
Storage solutions include 500,000 metric tons of strategically positioned buffer capacity across four Nigerian terminals featuring full-containment concrete tanks with 9% nickel steel inner walls. The company’s SmartContain™ monitoring system enables real-time tracking of both large-scale shipments and containerized units through satellite-connected IoT sensors, achieving 99.3% shipment integrity since 2022. For emergency scenarios, Olaadex maintains 15% reserve capacity above contractual obligations through partnerships with Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s storage facilities.
Market applications span three primary segments: bulk supply contracts starting at 10,000 MT for European power generators, just-in-time deliveries to Asian LNG trading hubs using blockchain-enabled smart contracts, and micro-scale distributions to Nigerian manufacturers through modular regasification units. The company also pioneers LNG bunkering services along the West African coast, supporting marine fuel transitions for vessels complying with MARPOL Annex VI sulfur limits.
Quality assurance protocols implement triple verification checks aligned with Nigerian Midstream & Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) guidelines, including gas chromatography analysis at loading points, mid-journey pressure stability audits, and calorific value confirmation at discharge terminals. All documentation processes utilize NNPC-approved digital certificates with NFC anti-tamper verification.