CNG adoption: Transport unions, petroleum marketers cry out over crowded stations, other obstacles
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Reps member Akpatason seeks wider adoption of CNG across Nigeria
Member representing Akoko Edo Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Peter Akpatason, has called for wider adoption of compressed natural gas (CNG) across Nigeria through stakeholder engagement.
CNG adoption: Transport unions, petroleum marketers cry out over crowded stations, other obstacles
Transport unions, petroleum marketers, and other industry stakeholders have cried out to the Federal Government over the inadequate refuelling infrastructure, insufficient financing mechanisms, and a deficit in supply, which according to them, is a major obstacle to the acceleration of Compressed Natural Gas, CNG, adoption throughout Nigeria. These concerns were articulated on Wednesday during the […] CNG adoption: Transport unions, petroleum ma…
CNG Adoption: Stakeholders Urge FG to Fix Infrastructure, Funding Gaps
Industry stakeholders have urged the Federal Government to address major barriers to CNG adoption in Nigeria, warning that inadequate refuelling facilities, limited access to finance and unreliable gas supplies are slowing the shift to cheaper transport fuel. The concerns emerged on Wednesday at the National CNG Adoption Conference in Abuja, which brought together petroleum marketers, […] The post CNG Adoption: Stakeholders Urge FG to Fix Infras…
Stakeholders advocate for govt support to encourage CNG use - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy
To encourage Nigerians to adopt compressed natural gas (CNG) and mitigate the economic impact of the country’s removal of fuel subsidies, stakeholders in the oil, gas, and transportation sectors have urged the government to enhance infrastructure and ensure affordable financing. Speaking at a strategic stakeholders’ meeting hosted by the National Compressed Natural Gas Forum (NCNG-F) […]
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