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Seplat Energy Plc management has confirmed that it has ended routine gas flaring in its onshore operations in the country.
Mr Samson Ezugworie, the Chief Operating Officer/Executive Director of Seplat, stated this over the weekend during a media chat with journalists in Benin City.
Ezugworie, who disclosed that it had been the company’s commitment to end gas flaring in its operations, noted that the feat was achieved at the end of 2025, describing it as remarkable both in the country and globally.
“I will make bold to say that in our operations in the onshore business that we have, both western assets and eastern assets actually achieved the end of routine flaring in all our onshore operations as at the end of last year,” he said.
The Seplat boss further disclosed that the company has invested in Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) as part of its policy to ensure its availability and make prices affordable to consumers in the country, adding that the commitment was sustained with the establishment of its LPG plant in Sapele, Delta State.
He also added that the first trucks of LPG bottles were offloaded from the plant on April 20, 2026.
“We are committed to contributing to LPG and cooking gas in the country. We already have the plant in Sapele. The plant is not somewhere else but in our area of operation.
“So again, all these are actually borne out of the fact that we are committed to the things we say. One of our key mantras in SEPLAT is integrity. One of our core values is integrity, and integrity only says a gap between what you say and what you should do,” he added.
