The incorporation of NIPCO Gas Ltd, a fully owned subsidiary of NIPCO Plc is an affirmation of the parent company’s avowed belief in the resilience of the Nigerian economy and its growth trajectory.

Having successfully commissioned CNG stations in the Benin City, Edo State and Ibafo, Ogun State the company has successfully embarked on Piped Natural Gas (PNG) projects linking up several industries by pipeline, and cascades to use gas to power their machines with its attendant cost benefits cum environmental upkeeps.

NIPCO Gas offers a veritable means for addressing the lingering problem the nation is battling with, in the area of petrol as a major source of powering vehicles through provision of necessary Infrastructures. The facilities aid access to AutoCNG for use as auto fuel from its CNG stations across Nigeria.

With the company’s footprint in CNG, PNG and AutoCNG business, NIPCO Gas have once again affirm its desire to be a key player in the gas sector of the nation’s hydrocarbon industry.

The recent exploits of NIPCO Gas is indeed commendable and gratifying to stakeholders, as a big milestone in the Oil and Gas industry especially in the realm of using gas as auto fuel and powering of machines in industrial set-ups.

NIPCO Gas feat has gone a lot in re-defining the country’s gas utilisation strategies particularly when viewed from the perspective of her overall gas reserves and ancillary benefits of gas as the new trend of energy source worldwide.
The company’s meteoric rise is a confirmation that the gas sector is in fact taking its rightful position as the preferred energy source and the acclaimed fuel in the ongoing energy transition across the world.

NIPCO PLC, is already a household name in the downstream sector: we are in Liquefied Petroleum Gas; in midstream; gas processing and transmission. The company is completing the chain with its entry in upstream, thus being a fully integrated Oil and Gas company.

Chief (Dr) Bestman P. Anekwe
Chairman, NIPCO Gas Limited