Nigeria Commissions 40 Electric Buses for Clean Mobility Initiative
The Nigerian government has commissioned 40 electric buses in Abuja as part of the Clean Mobility Phase 2.0 initiative led by PCNGI. The initiative aims to accelerate Nigeria's transition to cleaner and smarter transportation.
Notable figures involved include Abel Ighegh and Ismael Ahm, who emphasized the importance of expanding the use of alternative fuels like compressed natural gas and electricity. The buses will be deployed across several states and powered by a mix of compressed natural gas and electricity.
This move signifies a significant step towards sustainable and affordable transport solutions in Nigeria.
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