The West African Gas Pipeline Company, WAPCo has successfully resumed gas transportation services to its Tema Regulating and Metering Station.
WAPCo experienced operational challenges at the Tema station on Wednesday, December 11,due to operational upsets caused by the ongoing cleaning and inspection of the 56km onshore pipeline section between Itoki and Badagry in Nigeria.
During the cleaning process, a larger-than-expected volume of liquids and debris was received at the Lagos Beach Compressor Station, leading to the precautionary shutdown.
necessitating a temporary pipeline shutdown for safety reasons.
The company expresses gratitude to its stakeholders for their understanding during the disruption and apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
The West African Gas Pipeline Company WAPCo has temporarily shut down its Tema Regulatory and Metering Station due to operational upsets caused by the ongoing cleaning and inspection of the 56km onshore pipeline section between Itoki and Badagry in Nigeria.
During the cleaning process, a larger-than-expected volume of liquids and debris was received at the Lagos Beach Compressor Station, leading to the precautionary shutdown.
In a statement, WAPCo stated that it is committed to ensuring the safety of its operations and is currently investigating the issue. The company assures it stakeholders that it is working diligently to resolve the situation and resume normal operations as soon as possible.
