Nigerians are still paying more for cooking gas because local processing capacity is not enough to meet demand.
President-elect, Bola Tinubu, will need to reduce systemic corruption if his plans for Nigeria’s natural gas sector are to work out.
During presentations and panel sessions at the India-Nigeria liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) summit that took place on Wednesday,...
Oil marketers in the country under the aegis of the Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN), has...
The project is targeted at reaching 99 million women and households within three years cutting across 774 LGAs in the federation.
The CBN is to make available the sum of N250 billion to fund Compressed Natural Gas infrastructure.
55.47% of cooking gas consumed by Nigerians in October 2020 was imported, according to a recent report by the PPPRA.
As at the end of 2018, Nigeria's total proven gas reserves were 202Trillion Cubic Feet (TCF), 37.26% of the total African deposits.
No fewer than 223 investors from within and outside Nigeria have indicated interest in lifting the country's natural gas liquids, NGLs.
Matrix Energy Limited has taken a major step towards proffering a solution to the problem of green house emission and climate change.
FG has removed VAT on locally produced cooking gas.
