Back to overview Home Fossil Energy 13-year deal keeps Baker Hughes busy at African LNG expansion project 13-year deal keeps Baker Hughes busy at African LNG expansion project Project & Tenders June 30, 2026, by Melisa Cavcic Share this article U.S.-headquartered energy technology giant Baker Hughes has secured a multi-year assignment at a liquefied natural gas (LNG) expansion project in Nigeria, Africa. Latest multi-year deal extends Nigeria LNG’s two-decade collaboration with Baker Hughes; Source: Baker Hughes Baker Hughes has won an award from Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) for the provision of comprehensive lifecycle services, supporting turbomachinery equipment at the NLNG liquefaction plant in Bonny Island, extending a two-decade collaboration between the duo in Nigeria. The 13-year service agreement will support the operational performance of the new Train 7 project, which is set to increase the facility’s total LNG production capacity from 22 to 30 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) upon completion. Adeleye Falade , Nigeria LNG’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, commented: “Utilizing Baker Hughes’ industry-leading lifecycle services and digital expertise will help support the successful long-term operation of our Train 7 project. “As we expand our production capacity, we are strengthening Nigeria’s role as a competitive global energy supplier, creating greater economic value for our stakeholders, and supporting a practical energy transition through the delivery of lower-carbon energy solutions.” This content is available after accepting the cookies. Change cookie-settings View on Offshore-energy. Shell approves Nigerian gas development to power LNG growth The U.S. player’s scope covers comprehensive services for equipment awarded in 2021: four heavy duty gas turbines and associated centrifugal compressors, along with two additional gas turbines for power generation. The new service agreement includes the support of a local Baker Hughes engine