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NLNG and sector experts emphasize leveraging Nigeria’s abundant gas reserves for a just, low-carbon energy shift.
– Experts highlight need for infrastructure investment—pipelines, storage, regasification—to enable equitable transition.
– Company voices renew commitment to emissions reduction technologies, community empowerment, and inclusive energy access.
NLNG (Nigeria LNG Limited) and leading industry specialists have called attention to Nigeria’s vast natural gas reserves as a central pathway to achieving the country’s energy transition, citing its potential to drive economic development, enhance energy security, and reduce reliance on carbon-intensive fuels. Experts underscored that gas must be central to Nigeria’s low-carbon strategy—not only as a bridging fuel but as a foundation for expanding access to modern energy across urban and rural landscapes.
However, they warned that fulfilling this potential hinges on massive infrastructure upgrades, including pipelines, storage, and regasification facilities, to ensure efficient delivery and affordability. NLNG has reaffirmed its commitment to clean energy outcomes, investing in technologies to curb emissions and championing inclusive growth that brings clean cooking and electricity services to underserved communities. Their message was clear: gas is not just a product—it is a strategic lever for sustainable development, provided that investments align with Nigeria’s broader just energy and climate goals.
