Three new compressed natural gas (CNG) stations have been inaugurated in Kano, Nigeria, and can refuel up to 2,500 vehicles each day.
The new stations, which were officially opened by local authorities, provide a high‑capacity refuelling service that is expected to meet the daily demand of the city’s growing fleet of private and commercial vehicles.
Users of the CNG stations stand to benefit from significant fuel cost savings, as natural gas is typically cheaper than diesel or petrol and offers a cleaner-burning alternative for engines.
The launch of the stations is part of a broader effort to promote affordable and environmentally friendly fuel options across the region, helping to reduce operating costs for drivers and support the national move toward more sustainable energy sources.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>