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Nigeria LNG Ltd (NLNG) is pushing forward with an ambitious fleet upgrade, entering advanced negotiations with China’s Hudong Zhonghua Shipbuilding for a new series of mid-scale LNG carriers move signals what industry experts describe as “a renewed phase of strategic fleet modernisation” for Africa’s largest LNG exporter. NLNG Targets Modern Fleet to Strengthen Global Competitiveness

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) market is entering a fresh wave of tension as Lagos depots report zero availability of butane and propane. Petroleumprice.ng can confirm that none of the depots in the commercial hub currently have LPG in stock. At present, only Stockgap Depot in Porth-Harcourt is selling at ₦870 per kilogram. This development

Despite a sharp decline in depot prices of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), retail sellers across major Nigerian cities continue to sell cooking gas at inflated rates, sparking concerns over pricing transparency and consumer exploitation. Findings by Petroleumprice.ng reveal that depot prices in Lagos and Port Harcourt have dropped significantly, yet consumers in states like Ogun,

Natural gas remains a vital energy source across the globe, fueling power plants, heating homes, and supporting industrial processes. While many countries tap into this resource, just a few hold the lion’s share of what’s beneath the surface. A new analysis, using data compiled by the U.S. Energy Information Administration via the Oil & Gas

In a major step toward clean energy, the Federal Government plans to distribute five million Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders by 2030. This effort supports Nigeria’s energy transition under the Decade of Gas initiative. North-West Rollout Signals New Phase The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Gas), Ekperikpe Ekpo, announced the plan in Sokoto. He

As LPG adoption continues to rise across Nigeria, cylinder safety remains a serious concern. Many consumers, unaware of key guidelines and expiration rules, continue using old cylinders, putting lives and property at risk. The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) emphasizes that steel LPG cylinders carry a 15-year lifespan and must be requalified every 5 years

As gas-powered stoves remain a staple in homes across Nigeria and the world, their convenience often overshadows the safety risks they pose when misused. While gas burners offer fast, efficient cooking, even minor negligence can lead to serious accidents. Therefore, understanding and applying basic safety practices is crucial for protecting your home and loved ones.

Cooking gas prices in Nigeria surged by 16.01% between March and April 2025, driven by rising import costs, distribution challenges, and growing demand for clean energy. A new market analysis based on nationwide retail tracking reveals stark price differences across states, with some households paying nearly ₦4,000 more than others for a 12.5kg cylinder. The

With cooking gas costs now exceeding ₦1,000 per kilogram across Nigeria, families and small businesses are urgently seeking ways to cut down on LPG expenses. Once a preferred alternative to kerosene and firewood, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is quickly becoming unaffordable due to import disruptions, forex scarcity, and rising global energy prices. In this guide,

Despite a recent dip in global crude oil benchmarks, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) prices in Nigeria have defied expectations, surging across key depots nationwide. This unexpected rise is raising eyebrows, especially as Brent crude and WTI prices hovered at $67.11 and $63.30 per barrel, respectively, showing no upward momentum​. LPG Prices in Nigeria Surge Across

A gas leak is a serious emergency that requires immediate action. Whether it’s natural gas or propane, leaks can lead to fires, explosions, and health hazards. Recognizing the signs and responding quickly can prevent disasters. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do if you smell gas. Step 1: Evacuate the Area Immediately The moment

The Federal Government is ramping up initiatives to address energy shortages in Nigeria’s North-East by driving the adoption of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), positioning it as a viable and eco-friendly alternative to conventional cooking fuels. Speaking at the launch of the North-East Decade of Gas Clean Cooking (LPG) Grassroots Penetration Programme in Maiduguri, Borno State,

Nigeria’s reliance on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) has grown significantly, with households and businesses alike turning to LPG as a cleaner and more efficient energy source. However, one critical aspect of LPG safety is often overlooked: the expiry dates of LPG tanks. These dates mark the end of a tank’s safe operational lifespan, after which

Indigenous Nigerian oil and gas operators have noted that the divestment by international oil companies (IOCs) from Nigeria’s onshore and shallow water terrains could enable the country to unlock over 500 million barrels of oil and more than three trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas reserves if the transition is effectively managed by the government.

Oil and gas expert Nick Agule has voiced his support for a ban on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) exports in Nigeria, arguing that it could help lower domestic gas prices. Speaking on Arise TV on October 24, Agule explained that redirecting LPG supply to the domestic market would address the high costs of cooking gas.