Nigeria, already the region’s largest Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) market, is attracting a fresh wave of terminal investments aimed at supporting the Federal Government’s ambitious target of 5 million tonnes per year of LPG consumption by 2030. New data from the latest Global LPG Storage Survey showed that Nigeria accounts for a significant share of the more than 180,000 tonnes of additional LPG storage capacity expected across sub-Saharan Africa between 2026 and 2028. The development comes as Africa’s largest economy seeks to deepen cle
Nigeria, already the region’s largest Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) market, is attracting a fresh wave of terminal investments aimed at supporting the Federal Government’s ambitious target of 5 million tonnes per year of LPG consumption by 2030. New data from the latest Global LPG Storage Survey showed that Nigeria accounts for a significant share of the more than 180,000 tonnes of additional LPG storage capacity expected across sub-Saharan Africa between 2026 and 2028. The development comes as Africa’s largest economy seeks to deepen cle