Nigeria plans to accelerate compressed natural gas (CNG) distribution by leveraging its existing network of fuel stations. Oluwole Adama, executive director of the Midstream and Downstream Gas Infrastructure Fund, announced plans to establish partnerships with more than 1,000 fuel stations over the next two years.
The initiative, which Adama unveiled this week, will involve installing CNG refuelling equipment at stations that already sell petrol or diesel. The approach would expand the number of locations where motorists can purchase natural gas without requiring developers to build entirely new stations across the country.
Nigeria has more than 25,000 fuel stations. The MDGIF aims to use part of this network to expand gas distribution through partnerships with existing operators.
Full story Nigeria Targets 1,000 Fuel Stations to Expand CNG Distribution Network - Ecofin Agency
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