“We also want to ensure that we also convert generators to CNG. We want everyone in Edo to use clean energy.”
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The Commissioner of Mining and Energy in the state, Enaholo Ojiefoh, disclosed this on Monday while speaking with reporters in Benin. According to him, “The Company will sell gas as Liquefied Natural Gas or we convert and sell it as Compressed Natural Gas . Already we have a group of investors.is already working on this. But the new company is coming to work with existing filling stations to do conversions. This will be done by working with an existing Independent Petroleum Marketing Association of Nigeria team. They already have fuel stations across the State.
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