About us

About us

Janem Projects is one of the fastest growing and most admired industrial infrastructure companies in Nigeria. We have expertise in executing large and complex urban and industrial infrastructure projects. 

We provide ready-to-deploy solutions for refineries, roads, bridges, integrated rail & metro systems, commercial building & airports, and power generation, transmission & distribution systems, chemical process plants, water & waste management and mining & metal purification systems. 

We deliver projects on time using world-class management techniques and do not compromise on safety and sustainability. 

Over the years, Janem Projects has grown from a turnover of $ 40 million in FY 2015 to $ 140 million in FY 2022.

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Project Procurement constitutes the major cost in EPC projects. We add value to our customers by completing projects ahead of schedule with a focus on cost competitiveness along with global purchasing and supply management. 

True to our philosophy of ‘Simplify. Create’, we constantly focus on simplifying our processes from time to time and thus create value for the stakeholders. By utilizing global purchasing and supply management, we have brought immense value to our clientele. We recently revised and implemented our global purchasing and supply management policies to ensure long-term partnerships with vendors and reduce the ordering-to-payments cycle time. Our bulk commodity purchases with supply chain management ensure that projects are executed in a cost-effective manner while maintaining global standards. 

To fuel the company’s ambitious growth plans, Janem Projects has identified the following as key focus areas in Supply Chain Management: 

• Global sourcing 

• Global purchasing 

• Supply management 

• Consolidation and aggregation of bulk commodity purchases in supply chain management

East Area Natural Gas Liquids Two (NGL II) Project, Bonny Island, Nigeria

The East Area Natural Gas Liquids Two (NGL II) project is located on Bonny Island, about 28km offshore Nigeria.

ExxonMobil affiliate Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPN) is the operator of the project with a 51% interest, along with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) holding the remaining interest. The project is an expansion of the joint venture’s (JV) successful Oso-NGL project in Nigeria.

MPN is the only big oil company operating completely offshore Nigeria and holds more than 800,000 acres in water depths of 26-34m, off the south-east of the country. Production comes from 90 offshore platforms, with 283 flowing completions in 353 wells with a production capacity of about 720,000 barrels of crude, condensate and natural gas liquid (NGL) a day.

Commissioned in 2008, the $1.3bn project gathers gas from all the MPN fields, compress, extract NGL and inject lean gas to recover 275 million barrels of natural gas liquids from associated gas produced in the East Area reservoirs from blocks OML 67, 68 and 70. It uses about 950Mmscf of gas a day.

NGL II geology

The three blocks lie on top of one of the Niger Delta’s depositional prisms, a young Cenozoic complex that was built out over newly formed oceanic crust as the South Atlantic opened during the separation of the South American and African tectonic plates.

Following the opening of the South Atlantic, vast quantities of clastic sediments were poured into the delta, giving rise to three main rock units, which were deposited as prograded wedges. The middle unit, the Agbada formation, is the delta’s main reservoir unit and consists of shallower water marine sands and lagoonal sands and shales.

The Cenozoic complex is notable for its development of growth faults, which have produced the traps for its oil and gas fields, and which are not present in the other two rock units.

NGL II project details

The main components of the project include an offshore NGL extraction platform, called GX, more than 200km of new natural gas and NGL pipelines of various diameters, as well as the expansion of the existing onshore Bonny River Terminal.