Nigeria’s bold transition to cleaner transportation alternatives has recorded a major milestone, as the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (PCNGI) announced that over 50,000 vehicles have already been converted to run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), with investments in the sector now exceeding $500 million. The Programme Director and Chief Executive of the PCNGI, Michael
Lagos State has commenced a training programme on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) conversion for 500 polytechnic students from across the South-West region. The month-long training began at Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) as part of efforts to promote sustainable energy and youth skill development. The initiative, organised by the Mojisola Olayinka Fatungase Edema (MOFE) Foundation
The House of Representatives has called for the rapid establishment of additional Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) centres across Nigeria, citing the urgent need to ease the rising cost of transportation and promote the use of cleaner, more affordable energy alternatives. This development comes as part of the legislative chamber’s broader support for the Federal Government’s
