Nigerian Stakeholders Reaffirm Commitment to Transition to Cleaner Gas Alternatives
Stakeholders in Nigeria, including participants at the Autogas Nigeria annual conference, reiterated their dedication to facilitating a smooth national transition from petrol to cleaner gas alternatives, particularly Compressed Natural Gas (CNG). Prof. Umar Katsay highlighted the environmental benefits of CNG vehicles, citing reduced emissions and lower transport costs.
Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi emphasized the government's commitment to making gas Nigeria's primary transit fuel due to the country's vast natural gas reserves. President Bola Tinubu's Presidential Initiative on Compressed Natural Gas (PICNG) aims to accelerate CNG adoption in the transport sector, promoting a sustainable future.
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