Incorporated Netherlands · Operated from Lagos · Delivering from the offshore

Africa's Gas Is Not
A Resource Problem. It Is An Infrastructure Problem.

Gulf Energy Projects Limited brings together indigenous Nigerian energy leadership and European EPCI ownership to deploy a self-installing, self-owned gas production platform into West Africa's shallow offshore — and monetise the continent's most chronically stranded resource at a fraction of conventional cost.

$794M GSP Asset Base — FY 2024
26 Rigs & Vessels — 100% Owned
36 Yrs Nigerian Energy Experience
Zero Fatalities 2013–2023
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The Challenge

Nigeria Flares Enough Gas
to Power a Continent

Nigeria flares approximately 7 billion cubic feet of natural gas every single day. Not because the reserves are absent. Not because the demand is absent. Because the infrastructure to capture, process, and deliver that gas does not exist at the scale and cost the economics demand.

"Conventional solutions cost $500M to $1.5B and take a decade to arrive. By the time they do, the economics have shifted. The communities are still running on diesel. The gas is still burning."

GEPL was founded on a single conviction: the answer already exists. A proven jackup rig. Purpose-convertible. 100% owned. Self-installing. Deployable in 18 to 30 months. At a fraction of the cost of anything else available.

The Structural Advantage

Why the MOPU Model
Wins on Every Axis

Factor
Conventional FPSO / FSRU
GEPL Smart Gas MOPU
Capital Cost
$500M – $1.5B
~$150 Million
Time to First Gas
7 – 10 Years
18 – 30 Months
Installation
Heavy lift required
Self-installing legs
Stability
Moored — motion affected
Fixed — fully stable
Charter Cost
$30–50M per year
Zero — GSP owns the rig
Redeployability
Complex, expensive
Jack down & redeploy
CO₂ Footprint
High — new build
Substantially reduced