Heirs said this in a letter addressed to the Managing Director Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited.
The Tony Elumelu-owned Heirs Energies is in charge of Train 2 of the Agbada Non-Associated Gas (NAG), at the 80mmscf/d capacity gas production facility located in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The Agbada fields is located at OML 17 area for crude oil exploration and consists of Agbada 1 and Agbada 2 flow stations.
But the delivery lines recently experienced leakage which was fixed by PINL.
Heirs Energies said, “We write to commend your organisation on the exemplary efforts displayed during the recent repair works conducted by your good selves on our Agbada 2 delivery line. In particular, we appreciate the expeditious manner in which your team mobilised resources to assess and proffer a solution to the challenging terrain in which the leak was discovered.
“In addition, we also commend the team on the professional behavior and proactive attitude that was displayed during the course of repairs. Furthermore, your gracious gesture to conduct the works on a gratis basis is well received with thanks.
“Your support has contributed significantly toward the restoration of our full production potential to which Heirs Energies, the Joint Venture and the nation are most appreciative.”
Heirs Holding enjoined PINL to keep up the high level of professionalism.