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Port Description: Agbara Oilfield, Nigeria
Port Overview
Agbara Oilfield is a critical maritime infrastructure located in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, strategically positioned at 3.94964°N, 6.39329°E. As a specialized offshore oil and gas terminal, the port plays a pivotal role in Nigeria’s petroleum export infrastructure, serving as a key node in the country’s hydrocarbon supply chain. Situated in a region renowned for its significant oil reserves, Agbara Oilfield represents an essential component of Nigeria’s maritime energy logistics network.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned in the western area of Nigeria’s extensive coastal zone, Agbara Oilfield offers strategic maritime access to the Gulf of Guinea. The port’s geographical coordinates provide optimal positioning for offshore oil extraction and maritime logistics operations. The surrounding marine environment features complex coastal topography typical of the Niger Delta, with challenging navigation conditions that require specialized maritime expertise.
Climatic conditions are characterized by tropical maritime weather patterns, with:
– High humidity levels
– Frequent rainfall
– Occasional tropical storm systems
– Consistent warm temperatures ranging from 24-32°C
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Specialized offshore infrastructure includes:
– Multiple offshore loading platforms
– Advanced subsea extraction infrastructure
– Sophisticated pipeline connection systems
– Dedicated oil storage and transfer facilities
– Emergency response and safety infrastructure
Key Technical Specifications:
– Maximum Draft: 50 meters
– Total Operational Area: Approximately 75 square kilometers
– Primary Cargo Type: Crude oil and petroleum products
– Offshore Platform Configuration: Multiple independent extraction points
Technical Specifications
Navigation Details:
– Channel Depth: Maintained at 45-50 meters
– Tidal Range: Approximately 2.5-3.5 meters
– Vessel Size Limitations: Accommodates VLCC (Very Large Crude Carriers)
– Pilotage: Mandatory for all commercial vessels
– Navigation Aids: Advanced GPS and satellite-based positioning systems
Operational Services
Comprehensive maritime services include:
– 24/7 oil transfer operations
– Advanced marine safety protocols
– Specialized petroleum logistics management
– Emergency response capabilities
– Environmental monitoring systems
– Customs and regulatory compliance services
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Economic Significance:
– Critical infrastructure for Nigerian petroleum exports
– Significant contributor to national energy revenue
– Strategic importance in global oil trade networks
– Supports approximately 15-20% of Nigeria’s petroleum export capacity
Tariff Structure:
– Competitive rates for crude oil transfer
– Flexible pricing for long-term maritime contracts
– Transparent fee structures aligned with international standards
Strategic Importance
The Agbara Oilfield represents a crucial asset in Nigeria’s maritime energy infrastructure, offering:
– Advanced offshore extraction capabilities
– Strategic positioning in the Gulf of Guinea
– Robust international maritime connectivity
– Significant potential for future energy development
Competitive Advantages
– State-of-the-art extraction technologies
– Comprehensive safety and environmental management
– Experienced operational personnel
– Sophisticated maritime logistics infrastructure
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