A multi-billion naira investment in infrastructure, education, and local businesses unveiled by Heritage Energy Operational Services Limited (HEOSL) and its OML 30 Joint Venture partners in 2025 reflects a deliberate strategy to deliver sustainable value beyond oil production.
The breakdown of the major community interventions includes over ₦101 billion dedicated to grassroots development projects and ₦217 million disbursed in scholarships to 3,011 deserving students.
To further drive economic self-reliance, the joint venture has channelled $66.47 million into the hands of local businesses through 300 targeted community contracts.
The company has always invested in people, infrastructure, digital tools and capability. Together with joint venture partners, Heritage Energy aligned around a vision to run a world-class independent energy operation with the technical, commercial and financial strength required to create long-term value.
OML 30 remains one of the largest onshore assets in Nigeria, with a strong record of responsible delivery to shareholders, partners, employees and host communities.
In 2024 alone, HEOSL supported 126 local content participants from indigenous companies while providing skills training and empowerment for 237 youths and women. In addition, over ₦27 million was invested in the Industrial Training and Work Experience Scheme for students.
On healthcare delivery, the company supported two health facilities, which collectively provided 34,168 medical incidences of care across four local government areas.
The initiatives underscore the shared commitment of HEOSL and its joint venture partners, Nigerian Exploration and Production Limited (NEPL) and Shoreline Natural Resources Limited (SNRL), to inclusive development.
These initiatives reflect not just corporate responsibility but a shared commitment with NEPL and SNRL to ensure that the benefits of OML 30 extend beyond production metrics.
