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Nigerian Refinery Tracker

Live status and capacity of all petroleum refineries in Nigeria

1,134,500
Total Capacity (bpd)
7
Active Refineries
10
Total Refineries
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Dangote Refinery

Large Scale
active
Lekki, Lagos

Fully operational post-maintenance block, successfully meeting Q2 2026 domestic production demands.

Capacity
650,000 bpd
Utilization
85%
PMS (Petrol)AGO (Diesel)DPK (Kerosene)Aviation FuelPolypropylene

Port Harcourt Refinery I (Old)

Large Scale
active
Port Harcourt, Rivers

Resumed partial operations in early 2026 after extensive rehabilitation.

Capacity
60,000 bpd
Utilization
30%
PMS (Petrol)AGO (Diesel)DPK (Kerosene)LPG

Port Harcourt Refinery II (New PHRC)

Large Scale
maintenance
Port Harcourt, Rivers

Rehabilitation commissioned; currently in advanced test-run phases ahead of full rollout.

Capacity
150,000 bpd
Utilization
15%
PMS (Petrol)AGO (Diesel)DPK (Kerosene)LPG

Warri Refinery

Large Scale
maintenance
Warri, Delta

Rehabilitation ongoing by Daewoo Engineering. Restart timeline shifted to late 2026.

Capacity
125,000 bpd
Utilization
0%
PMS (Petrol)AGO (Diesel)DPK (Kerosene)LPG

Kaduna Refinery

Large Scale
maintenance
Kaduna, Kaduna

Rehabilitation ongoing by Daewoo Engineering. Restart timeline shifted to late 2026.

Capacity
110,000 bpd
Utilization
0%
PMS (Petrol)AGO (Diesel)DPK (Kerosene)LPG
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Aradel Refinery

Modular
active
Ogbele, Rivers

Fully operational modular refinery producing diesel, kerosene, and heavy fuel oil. Plans to add petrol (PMS) production.

Capacity
11,000 bpd
Utilization
85%
AGO (Diesel)DPK (Kerosene)HFO (Heavy Fuel Oil)Naphtha

Waltersmith Petroman Refinery

Modular
active
Ibigwe, Imo

Expanded to 10,000 bpd in 2025. One of the most successful modular refineries in Nigeria.

Capacity
10,000 bpd
Utilization
80%
AGO (Diesel)DPK (Kerosene)HFO (Heavy Fuel Oil)Naphtha

Edo Refinery

Modular
active
Ologbo, Edo

Highly efficient modular refinery operating at over 90% capacity as of late 2025.

Capacity
6,000 bpd
Utilization
91%
AGO (Diesel)NaphthaLFO (Light Fuel Oil)

Duport Midstream Refinery

Modular
active
Egbokor, Edo

Integrated energy park with a modular refinery. Commenced production in 2023.

Capacity
2,500 bpd
Utilization
60%
AGO (Diesel)NaphthaHFOGas

OPAC Refinery

Modular
active
Kwale, Delta

Resumed operations in early 2026 catering to local diesel demands.

Capacity
10,000 bpd
Utilization
40%
AGO (Diesel)Fuel OilKeroseneNaphtha

Market Impact

Dangote Refinery Impact: With 650,000 bpd capacity at 85% utilization, Dangote Refinery is producing approximately 552,500 barrels per day, significantly reducing Nigeria's dependence on imported petroleum products.

Future Outlook: Plans to expand Dangote Refinery to 1.4 million bpd would make it the world's largest single-train refinery, potentially making Nigeria a net exporter of refined petroleum products.

Economic Benefits: Local refining saves billions in foreign exchange, creates jobs, and provides better price stability for petroleum products across Nigeria.

Last updated: April 2026 | Data sourced from NNPC and public reports