Venue: Dangote Industries Free Zone Development Company (DIFZDC), Lekki Coastal
Road, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos
Coverage: Live on Youtube.com/DangoteGroup
Date: May 22, 2023
Hashtag for Event: #WeAreDangote #ForAnEmpoweredAfrica #EnergyForAll

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26 Facts about Dangote Petroleum Refinery

1. World Class Projects
2. The Dangote Petroleum Refinery is located in the in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, covering
   a land area of approximately 2,635 hectares (seven times the size of Victoria
   Island).
3. World’s Largest Single-Train 650,000 barrels per day Petroleum Refinery with
   900 KTPA Polypropylene Plant.
4. The 435 MW Power Plant in the Refinery alone will be able to meet the total
   power requirement of Ibadan DisCo of 860,316 MWh covering five States
   including Oyo, Ogun, Osun, Kwara and Ekiti.
5. Dangote Petroleum Refinery can meet 100% of the Nigerian requirement of all
   refined products (Gasoline, 53 million litres per day; Diesel, 34 litres per day;
   Kerosene, 10 million litres per day and Aviation Jet, 2 million litres per day) and
   also have surplus of each of these products for export.
6. Designed for 100% Nigerian Crude with flexibility to process other crudes.
7. Self-sufficient Marine facility with ability for freight optimization. Largest single
   order of 5 SPMs anywhere in the world.
8. Diesel & Gasoline Products from the refinery will conform to Euro V
   specifications.
9. The refinery design complies to World Bank, US EPA, European emission norms
   and Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) emission / effluent norms.
10. State- of- the- art technology.
11. Designed to process large variety of crudes including many of the African
    Crudes, some of the Middle Eastern Crudes and the US Light Tight Oil.
12. Dangote Petroleum Refinery can meet 100% of the Nigerian requirement
    of all liquid products (Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene & Aviation Jet) and also would
    have surplus of each of these products for export.
13. 65 Million Cubic Metres of Sand dredged costing approx. Euros 300
    Million, using the world’s largest, the second largest and the tenth largest
    dredgers to elevate the height by 1.5 metres, to insure against any potential
    impact of increase in mean sea level due to global warming.
14. Bought over 1,209 units of various equipment to enhance the local
    capacity for site works since even the biggest local civil contractors are unable to
    handle even small portions of our construction requirement.
15. Bought 332 cranes to build up equipment installation capacity since the
    current capacity in Nigeria is extremely poor.
16. Built the world’s largest granite quarry to supply coarse aggregate, stone
    column material, stone base, stone dust & material for break water. (10 million
    tonnes per year production capacity).
17. Developed a port and constructed two quays with a load bearing capacity
    of 25 tonnes/ sq meter to bring Over Dimensional Cargoes close to the site
    directly.
18. Constructed two more quays in the port with a capacity to handle up to
    Panamax vessels to export the fertiliser and the petrochemicals and two quays to
    handle liquid cargoes. The port will thus have 6 quays, including a Roll-on/Roll-
    off quay.
19. In the course of the civil works, some days 700 piles were drilled daily, and
    the total number of piles came to 250,000.
20. It has 177 tanks of 4.742 billion litre capacity.
21. Total tanker loading of 2,900. This number is based on tanker capacity of
    33KL.
22. Dangote is one of the few companies in the world executing a Petroleum
    Refinery and a Petrochemical complex directly as an Engineering, Procurement,
    and Construction (EPC) Contractor. Globally, apart from three companies, no
    individual owner has done the complete EPC Contract for a Petroleum Refinery.
23. Temporary housing units on the premises can house 33,000 persons.
24. The project utilised the coordination of various local and international
    suppliers and the coordination of multi-cultural work teams.
25. The Dangote Refinery Plant is a legacy project that will see Nigeria netting
    21 billion dollars per annum.
26. Training of 900 young engineers in refinery operations outside the country.
    Another six Mechanical Engineers trained in the GE University in Italy. 50

Process engineers trained by Honeywell/UOP for six months; 50 Management
Trainees; secondment for succession.