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Home»Energy»NNPC Limited and NIPCO Gas Join Forces To bring CNG To Nigerians.
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NNPC Limited and NIPCO Gas Join Forces To bring CNG To Nigerians.

Editor FrancisBy Editor FrancisAugust 3, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has entered into a strategic partnership with NIPCO Gas Limited to deploy Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations nationwide.

This collaboration aims to offer cheaper alternative fuel options to motorists. Stay tuned for further updates on this significant development.

The Giant Petroleum Company made this known in a press statement made available on his verify X platform.

Adding that the collaboration aims to expand our CNG infrastructure, improve access to CNG, and accelerate the adoption of cheaper and cleaner alternative fuel for buses, cars and Keke NAPEP, which will significantly reduce the cost of transportation and engender sustainable national economic growth.

The partnership intends to introduce 35 state-of-the-art CNG stations which will be constructed nationwide, including three (3) Mother stations.





The statement reads in part “Once fully operational, the stations can service over 200,000 vehicles daily, thereby significantly reducing the cost of automobile fuel for Nigerians and the cost of transportation”

“The project will be rolled out in phases. The first phase, comprising 21 CNG stations, will support intra-city transportation and be ready by the first quarter of 2024; While the second phase, comprising 35 CNG stations, will support inter-city transformation and will be ready by late 2024.”

This will be further complemented by an additional 56 stations to be deployed by NNPC Retail across the country.”

“NIPCO Gas Limited is currently operating 14 CNG stations across Nigeria and has converted over 7,000 vehicles to run on CNG. NIPCO’s technical competency and field experience will bolster this initiative’s success and amplify its positive impact on the Nation’s economy.”

“This initiative will leverage Nigeria’s abundant natural gas resources to bring multiple benefits to Nigerians, including access to cheaper fuel, reduced cost of transportation, reduced carbon emissions, create new business value chains and streams of job opportunities.”

In describing how the project will scale up , the NNPC Limited says the private sector can join oil marketing companies to broaden CNG penetration and availability.

The petroleum company assures the country of being committed to reliably delivering energy while continuously creating value for Nigeria’s prosperous future alongside our partners

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