Nigeria projects to boost Shell’s additional 12 million-ton LNG capacity Shell Plc has revealed that ongoing projects in Nigeria are among several global developments set to contribute to its plan of adding up to 12 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) capacity by the end of this decade. Speaking at Wood Mackenzie’s Gas, LNG and the Future of Energy Conference in London on Wednesday, Cederic Cremers, Shell’s President of Integrated Gas, mentioned the company’s ongoing projects in Nigeria alongside Canada, Qatar, and the UAE as critical locations for this expansion. “(There is) up to 12 million tons of additional (LNG) capacity that we’re adding between now and the end of the decade,” Cremers said. “That is not an ambition. Those are all projects that are currently in construction,” he emphasized. According to Cremers, this includes one project in Canada, two in Qatar, and others in Nigeria and the UAE, all of which are actively under development.