Shell Nigeria Gas Limited (SNG) has signed an agreement to supply gas to SG Industrial FZE, a steel company located in the Guangdong industrial zone in Ogun State. This development expands SNG’s operations in the region and adds to its growing list of clients.
SNG has established itself as a reliable gas supplier, operating a distribution pipeline network of approximately 150 kilometres that serves over 150 clients across Abia, Bayelsa, Ogun, and Rivers states. The achievement results from SNG’s collaboration with NNPC Gas Marketing Limited (NGML). According to Ralph Gbobo, Managing Director of SNG, “Our commitment is to build, operate, and maintain a gas distribution system that is reliable, resilient, transparent, and designed to fuel growth.”
The agreement reflects SNG’s dedication to increasing access to cleaner, more reliable energy and supporting Nigeria’s growth agenda. SG Industrial FZE’s Vice General Manager, Moya Shua, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, noting that it marks a significant step forward in securing reliable energy to power the company’s growth and long‑term ambitions.
Incorporated in 1998 as a fully Shell‑owned company, SNG has expanded its natural‑gas pipeline network, connecting new customers and reinforcing its commitment to boosting domestic gas utilization across Nigeria. These milestones align with the Federal Government’s Decade of Gas initiative and the broader gas development agenda. By increasing access to natural gas—a cleaner‑burning fuel compared to other fossil fuels—SNG contributes to the development of Nigeria’s energy sector and supports economic growth.
As SNG continues to expand, it is likely to play an increasingly important role in Nigeria’s energy landscape. Its commitment to reliable and transparent gas distribution is expected to attract more clients, further boosting domestic gas utilization and supporting the country’s economic development. With an expanding network and a growing client base, SNG is well positioned to contribute to Nigeria’s energy growth and development in the years to come.
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