Windek Energy

Who We Are

Windek Energy is building critical infrastructure to secure West Africa's clean cooking energy transition.

About Windek

Powering Africa's Future

Windek Energy Ltd is an emerging energy infrastructure company committed to powering Africa's future through innovation, sustainability, and strategic development in the petroleum and energy sector.

With a core focus on storage, distribution, and logistics, Windek Energy is building vital infrastructure to support reliable and efficient energy access across West Africa.

Economic Prosperity

Optimizing logistics costs to lower clean fuel prices for everyday households.

Operational Excellence

Strict adherence to environmental impact assessments and safety protocols.

Our Vision

To be a world-class energy provider, driving sustainable growth and technological advancement in the oil and gas industry while ensuring environmental responsibility and economic prosperity.

Our Mission

Deliver high-quality petroleum and gas products efficiently and responsibly.
Adopt sustainable and eco-friendly practices in oil exploration, storage, and refining.
Foster strong relationships with stakeholders, partners, and local communities.

Development Milestones

Windek Energy has consistently executed its developmental roadmap to ensure project success.

Jan 2024

Ground Breaking Ceremony

Officiated by the Honourable Minister of State for Gas. Secured initial gas distribution partnership with GAS360.

Jun 2024

Supply Agreements Secured

Secured primary feedstock supply agreements for LPG supply from international traders PetroLog (USA) and GeoGas (France).

Feb 2025

EIA & Construction License

Secured Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) approval from the FME and the official License to Construct from the NMDPRA.

Mar 2025

$100M Contractor Financing

Signed and secured $100 Million contractor financing agreement with engineering giant Cakasa Engineering Limited.

Apr 2025

25-Year Port Land Lease

Secured critical 25-year land lease at the port terminal from the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA).

Benefits of the Windek Atabrikang Project

1 Million MT

Annual storage and distribution throughput of LPG at full operation.

5 Million+ Households

Converting traditional cooking users to clean, modern LPG across Nigeria & West Africa.

Regional Exports

Tapping lucrative export margins in Ivory Coast, Ghana, Senegal, Cameroon, and Sierra-Leone.

50k+ Retailer SMEs

Creating direct micro-enterprise and retail distribution job opportunities.

1,000 Gas Plants

Integrating local bulk supply chains with bottling plants and cylinder distribution hubs.

Dual Currency Revenue

Stabilizing financial metrics with local currency domestic sales and USD-denominated exports.

The Storage Infrastructure Gap

Domestic supply is ready, but local storage infrastructure remains the ultimate bottleneck.

The Current Supply Stream

Nigeria LNG (NLNG) has committed 100% of its LPG production to the domestic market. Excess supply is ready, but distribution is constrained.

NLNG

NNPC

Critical Infrastructure Bottleneck

Windek's Strategic Intercept

Windek bridges the storage gap. Establishing a 20,000 MT bulk terminal unlocks immediate off-take, reduces demurrage, and serves regional retail hubs.

Windek Storage Depot

Projected 2026 Demand

2017
$1.2B

2022
$2.6B

2026E
$7.7B

Nigerian LPG market demand is expected to spike by over 200% to $7.7 Billion ($5.6B cooking, $2.1B power) by 2026.

LPG Storage Depots Trend

4M MT Projected demand requiring at least 5 new depots by 2026.

National Storage Capacity (MT)

30,000 MT (2017)

75,000 MT (2023)

214,000 MT (Needed 2026)

The Energy Sector Crisis

Key structural bottlenecks currently hindering development and driving energy poverty in Nigeria.

Reliance on Biomass & Fossil Fuels

Heavy reliance on firewood and charcoal causes severe deforestation and environmental health hazards, contributing to respiratory illnesses among women and children.

High Distribution & Supply Costs

Massive logistical inefficiencies, import congestions, and demurrage penalties drive LPG retail prices up, pricing clean options out of reach for half the population.

Lack of Storage Infrastructure

Domestic storage is severely constrained. While supply is available, the absence of bulk terminals creates a structural bottleneck preventing market penetration.

High Grid T&D Inefficiencies

The electrical grid experiences massive losses (~30% transmission and distribution losses) and insufficient generation capacity (only ~10,396 MW installed).

Energy Deficits & Import Dependencies

Persistent energy deficits force local markets to remain exposed to foreign supply-chain shocks, currency fluctuations, and localized shortages.

50% - 70%

Environmental & Infrastructural Concerns

Environmental challenges and outdated generation infrastructure collectively account for 50%-70% of the total systemic failures in Nigeria's power and energy supply chain.

Source: KPMG Nigeria Power Sector Guide 2023 | Detail Solicitors 2024

The Windek Solutions Matrix

Four strategic pillars designed to solve the storage gap, reduce emissions, and expand LPG access.

Bulk LPG Storage Capacity (20,000 MT)

Nigeria has a growing demand for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) but is severely limited by bulk storage and distribution infrastructure, particularly in the South-South and South-East regions.

Windek's state-of-the-art 20,000 MT depot provides the necessary cushion to receive, store, and distribute massive bulk shipments, solving import logistics bottlenecks.

Reduced Import Congestion & Demurrage

Improved Distribution Efficiency

Supports Fast LPG Adoption

Reduces Grid Transmission Losses

20kMT

Designed Initial Storage Capacity

<10%

Reduced Distribution Losses (Down from 30%)

Enhancing Energy Access

Clean energy transition requires making fuels available, affordable, and distributed. We develop high-efficiency storage depots, bottling plants, and retail infrastructure.

By building dedicated off-take networks, we bypass secondary middlemen, ensuring that lower bulk costs are passed directly to end consumers.

Retail Off-take: Exclusive distribution agreement with GAS360.

Regional Access: Dedicated infrastructure for South-South and South-East states.

Grid Integration: Support LPG power backup systems to offset grid deficits.

55%

Current Electricity Access Gap in Nigeria

Deforestation & Carbon Footprint Reduction

Traditional biomass fuels (firewood and charcoal) accelerate deforestation and produce high levels of greenhouse gases. Switching to LPG represents the fastest transition path for household heating.

Our project aligns with Nigeria's commitments under the Paris Agreement and national climate action frameworks.

30%

LPG Adoption Switch

Reduces Deforestation by 10% - 15% annually across rural and peri-urban regions.

20%

LPG Penetration Rise

Reduces household carbon footprint by 25%, eliminating black carbon soot.

30-50%

Biomass Reduction Goal

Global Ingestion & Infrastructure Models

Our operational blueprints are modeled after highly successful global government and private sector transitions:

India: PMUY (Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana)

Over 90 million households successfully transitioned from wood fuels to LPG. This massive growth was supported by constructing 11,000+ new distributors and bottling plants, significantly improving public health and reducing indoor pollution.

Ghana: CRM (Cylinder Recirculation Model)

A national policy that increased LPG penetration from 25% to 50% by building massive storage infrastructure, optimizing distributor safety, and centralizing cylinder bottling.

90M+

Households Switched Globally via Comparable Models