Ardova and Diadem Energy to Launch 100 CNG Stations
The Ardova Plc–Diadem Energy consortium announced plans to expand Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) infrastructure across Nigeria, targeting the establishment of 100 CNG refuelling stations within the next 24 months. This initiative follows their proposed acquisition of Powergas Global Investments Nigeria Limited and Powergas Ebedei Limited, with completion expected by the end of 2026, pending regulatory approvals.
The announcement was made during a staff townhall meeting at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Ikeja, Lagos. Dr George Eluwa, Chairman of Diadem Group, highlighted the partnership's success since 2022, noting over 6,500 trips and 51 million standard cubic metres of gas delivered in 2025, which helped avoid more than 500 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
Dr AbdulWasiu Sowami, Chairman of Ardova Plc, emphasized the importance of Powergas's assets and workforce in their decision to acquire the company, aiming to enhance gas delivery to areas lacking conventional pipeline infrastructure.
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