150 proposed stations by 2031
We plan to develop 150 CNG stations across Nigeria during 2027–2031. Our cost estimates assume 105 medium and 45 high-capacity stations; we will confirm each station’s size through site assessment.
We bring energy trading, finance and engineering experience to our CNG programme in Nigeria. Our priority is a practical network built around reliable supply, suitable sites and customers who need it.
We plan to develop 150 CNG stations across Nigeria during 2027–2031. Our cost estimates assume 105 medium and 45 high-capacity stations; we will confirm each station’s size through site assessment.
We plan to add 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 stations in 2027–2031 respectively. Our first programme covers the first 50 stations. Our forecast runs to 2033, with no additional stations assumed in Years 6–7.
A CNG facility may combine supply, drying, compression, storage, priority control and dispensing. The required configuration depends on inlet conditions, demand profile, site constraints and the supply method.
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Rotimi Donald is our Chairman. The experience described here belongs to our management team across their careers; it does not describe the career of any one executive.
Discuss leadership and corporate credentials ↗Our team brings together careers in international energy trading, the NLNG ecosystem, investment banking and engineering. We draw on that experience when assessing supply, structuring funding and planning delivery in Nigeria.
Our management team has more than 30 years of experience trading crude oil, gas and refined products across Asia, North America, Europe and Africa, including Nigeria’s domestic market.
Our team has more than 25 years of experience in the NLNG business and its wider commercial ecosystem, within Nigeria and internationally.
We bring more than 30 years of management experience in investment banking to our assessment of project economics, funding structures and investment opportunities.
Our management team has more than 25 years of experience trading refined petroleum products along the West African coast and working with the region’s commercial partners.
Our team has more than 30 years of engineering project experience, including EPC. We use that background to assess scope, procurement, construction planning and the requirements for operations.
We work with clients and partners across North America, Southeast Asia, Europe, the Middle East, China and Africa. These relationships support our international outlook and our focus on Nigeria.
We have a strong presence in Nigeria and other African markets. Our local relationships and market knowledge inform how we assess opportunities and develop projects.
These figures refer to our team’s experience in each field. We do not add them together or present them as our company’s age or the operating history of our proposed stations.
We work with clients and partners across North America, Southeast Asia, Europe, the Middle East, China and Africa. These relationships support our international outlook and our focus on Nigeria.
We have a strong presence in Nigeria and other African markets. Our local relationships and market knowledge inform how we assess opportunities and develop projects.
We use our trading experience to assess gas supply, customer demand and commercial terms.
We apply our finance experience to project costs, funding options and discussions with prospective investors.
We use our engineering experience to connect commercial requirements with equipment, construction and operations.
Validate customer clusters, fleet commitments, competing capacity and the practicality of each gas-supply route.
We treat gas supply, processing, storage, dispensing and controls as one system. Our process requires qualified specialists to confirm the design, document approvals and verify readiness before a facility enters service.
Our delivery plan combines regional teams, qualified contractors and central programme oversight. We will assign clear responsibility for budgets, approvals, inspections, maintenance, incidents and reporting to the board.