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NLNG/SEPNU leads as domestic cooking gas supply rises

Nigeria’s domestic cooking gas supply reached 5,332 tonnes/day in July 2026, led by NLNG/SEPNU. Discover how local sources dominate supply. Read More: https://punchng.com/nlng-sepnu-leads-as-domestic-cooking-gas-supply-rises/

NLNG/SEPNU leads as domestic cooking gas supply rises

Nigeria's domestic cooking gas supply increased to 5,332 tonnes per day in July 2026, with the NLNG/SEPNU plant emerging as the largest contributor, according to data from the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority. NLNG/SEPNU supplied 2,031 tonnes per day through vessels, representing about 38 per cent of the total supply during the month, while other processing plants supplied 1,513 tonnes per day through trucks, and the Dangote Petroleum Refinery supplied 829 tonnes per day.

The figures showed that domestic sources supplied 4,373 tonnes per day, representing about 82 per cent of the total LPG supply in July, while imports accounted for the remaining 18 per cent.

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