Liberia continues to emerge as a promising destination for major U.S. investment, as Tarpeh Global Initiative (TGI), a Liberian-owned and U.S.-registered company, announced a landmark proposal to develop a 250MW hybrid natural gas and hydrogen power plant in Liberia. The project—valued at $500 million
The proposed facility aims to close Liberia’s national energy deficit and deliver reliable electricity, supporting industries, job creation, and long-term economic growth.
During presentations TGI Chairman & CEO James T. Tarpeh, II outlined the full scope of the consortium’s plans and highlighted America’s increasing confidence in Liberia’s improving investment environment.
Key U.S. Partners in the Consortium Include:
* Southern Company – One of America’s largest and most respected energy corporations, designated to construct, operate, and manage the power facility.
* Nebula Energy – Responsible for securing LNG supply and establishing the required terminal infrastructure.
* U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) – Expected to support the project through financing and political risk insurance. The Executive Director of NIC, Melvin Sheriff, welcomed the delegation during a high-level meeting held at the NIC Conference Room. He reaffirmed the Government of Liberia’s full support toward the project and assured the investors of strong institutional backing and full protection under Liberia’s investment laws.
