A New Era of Oil Recovery: Coka Brothers x Ambpetrol

Nigerian oil servicing firm Coka Brothers Chemicals Ltd has announced a strategic partnership with Venezuela-based petroleum technology company Ambpetrol, to deploy a revolutionary oil recovery and pipeline-cleaning solution designed to enhance crude production and reduce environmental impact across Nigeria’s oil fields.

The collaboration introduces Ambexotherm, a proprietary chemical process that leverages controlled heat and nitrogen gas generation to unclog pipelines and rejuvenate idle wells — all without the use of heavy equipment or environmentally harmful substances.

This innovation comes at a pivotal time for Nigeria’s oil industry, as the country seeks to revive dormant wells, improve efficiency in underperforming fields, and meet the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC)’s target of boosting national crude output.

A Smarter, Cleaner Way to Extract Oil

Speaking at the announcement of the partnership, Mr. Ifeakandu Nwachukwu, Chief Executive Officer of Coka Brothers Chemicals Ltd, described the technology as “a smarter and cleaner way to do what we’ve been doing for decades.”

“Ambexotherm uses a self-sustaining chemical reaction that generates heat and nitrogen gas directly inside the wellbore,” Nwachukwu explained.
“This reaction loosens and mobilizes heavy crude oil that would otherwise remain trapped underground. It works both onshore and offshore, without the need to construct new plants or install complex surface facilities.”

He added that the system offers a sustainable solution for oil producers looking to reopen abandoned wells or enhance the productivity of mature fields. By improving oil flow through reservoir rocks, the technology enables operators to access reserves that were previously uneconomical or technically challenging to reach.

Environmental Safety and Cost Efficiency

Unlike traditional well-stimulation techniques that rely on corrosive acids or hazardous chemicals, the Ambexotherm process is engineered for environmental compatibility.

“Our solution is gentle on the soil, safe for the pipelines, and produces no harmful emissions,” Nwachukwu said.
“It contains no chlorine, hydrogen peroxide, or substances that could damage rock formations or cause clay swelling. The process also avoids carbon dioxide and sulphur-based emissions, making it significantly cleaner than conventional methods.”

In addition to its environmental benefits, the technology helps dissolve wax, sludge, and rust deposits that often obstruct pipelines, ensuring smoother and more consistent oil flow. This makes Ambexotherm not only an environmentally sound choice, but also a cost-effective alternative for operators seeking to extend the lifespan of existing assets.

Supporting Nigeria’s Energy Transition Goals

Coka Brothers’ partnership with Ambpetrol aligns with Nigeria’s broader efforts to modernize its petroleum sector, optimize output, and embrace cleaner, more sustainable extraction methods.

Industry experts have described this initiative as a strategic bridge between traditional oil recovery and next-generation energy innovation, one that could help Nigeria reclaim its position as Africa’s leading oil producer while meeting global sustainability benchmarks.

“We believe this is the future of oil recovery in Nigeria,” Nwachukwu concluded.
“It’s cleaner, safer, and more efficient — and we’re proud to be leading this transformation.”

About Coka Brothers Chemicals Ltd

Coka Brothers Chemicals Ltd is a Nigerian oil servicing and chemical engineering company specializing in innovative solutions for the petroleum sector. With a focus on sustainable technologies, the company provides products and services that enhance crude recovery, improve pipeline efficiency, and minimize environmental impact.

About Ambpetrol

Ambpetrol is a Venezuelan-based petroleum solutions provider known for developing advanced technologies for enhanced oil recovery and field optimization. Its proprietary Ambexotherm system has been successfully deployed across multiple oil-producing regions in Latin America and the Middle East.