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GAS IN NIGERIA

Global LNG demand is increasing, driven by the need for clean energy and economic growth. This is even so as Europe looks for Gas elsewhere outside of Russia.
Within Nigeria and the West African subregion, there has been increased need for alternative energy sources outside Crude oil products, petrol and diesel due to deregulation of the oil industry.
The government of Nigeria is encouraging the diversification of energy sources to Gas, for domestic use and as the cheapest means of energy for transportation of humans and goods.
To this end, the Nigerian government has launched the use of CNG for vehicles and is encouraging the population to convert petrol cars to Gas.
Nigeria has a significant gas reserve in the Niger Delta region of the country and in deep offshore ranking as the 8th world largest Gas proven reserve of over 200trillion cubic feet.
Most of this gas is straddled or reinjected and only a small proportion of it is utilized as LNG for export and CNG for domestic uses.
Nigeria is therefore one of the most ideal locations for the siting of LNG plants for its vast domestic population of more than 250million people and the international markets; providing a reliable source of energy for power generation, industrial, and transportation sectors.

WOULD BE INVESTOR
The PAKLNG project offers a unique opportunity for investors, partners, and stakeholders to participate in a strategic and profitable project that will contribute to Nigeria's economic growth and energy security. We invite you to join us in this exciting venture by being the first in line to commit to invest in this project.
We are available to provide further updates and details on the progress being made by this project.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT

There shall be high return on investment on PAKLNG. The revenue projection by industry experts are high and in billions of USD per annum (based on initial phased capacity) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) estimated at approximately 15%.
The proximity of the gas fields to the plant location and the transportation infrastructure available in Akwa Ibom State, the technology and efficiency level preheat will deploy for the PAKLNG plant, the local content and relative lower labor costs based on local currency in Nigeria are some of the factors that will help to bring down operational cost and yield maximum revenues for would be investors of the PAKLNG plant.
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TAKING STAKE
Preheat is open to would be serious would be investors to take a stake in the the PAKLNG project or in special circumstances in Preheat energies itself.
Each of this mode of taking a stake needs some special consideration based on negotiation with the Preheat team.
Request for intention to invest can come by way of letter, email or even phone call, and we will set up a meeting with the party in that regard.
Preheat will conduct due diligence on any prospective investor who makes enquire on an entry point