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“The Facility Is Ready”: NNPC Opens New Filling Station for Nigerians To Buy Fuel Priced at N200
May 30, 2024
NNPCL today commissioned a new Compressed Natural Gas filling plant in Lagos to serve Nigerians
The plant is expected to service over 3,700 cars and 600 trucks daily that are running on CNG, an alternative to petrol
President Tinubu's administration has intensified efforts to get more Nigerians to use CNG-powered vehicles
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd (NNPCL) has decided to open a new gas station in Lagos specifically for Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles.
The new station is expected to service over 3,700 cars and 600 trucks daily that have been converted to run on CNG.
NNPC executive director
Speaking on the new gas station, Kayode Opeifa, the Executive Director of the Centre for Sustainable Mobility/Access Development (MenSMAD), said the gas infrastructure will be a 5.2 million standard cubic feet plant around the gas hub in Ilasamaja, Lagos State.
He said:
"The NNPC, in partnership with Transit Gas Nigeria Limited (TGNL), will commission a 5.2 million standard cubic feet plant on May 30, 2024, around the gas hub in Ilasamaja.
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