Nigeria’s energy sector has recently experienced a significant policy shift: authorities announced reduced domestic gas prices to encourage wider usage. This move is part of broader initiatives—such as the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (P-CNGi)—to make cleaner fuels more economically attractive for power generation and transportation. For vehicle owners and fleet operators, this development makes converting diesel or petrol engines to CNG or LPG financial sense in ways we have not seen before.
Previously, high upfront costs or concerns about fuel pricing often delayed conversions. With the new gas pricing, however, payback periods shrink. Fuel savings, lower emissions, and reduced maintenance costs become even more compelling. For example, a converted commercial vehicle consuming 20-30% less fuel cost in operations will see immediate impact on profit margins. Environmental benefits also compound: reduced CO₂ emissions, lower particulate matter, and better air quality in urban areas.
PCL Gas, with its established Vehicle Conversion Service centre in Ajah and partnership with P-CNGi, is uniquely positioned to help drivers benefit from this change. Our conversions adhere to certified safety, quality, and performance standards, ensuring that customers not only save but also gain reliability. Furthermore, with QA oversight in six states, PCL Gas delivers more than conversion—it delivers peace of mind.
For fleet owners, individuals, or bus associations considering the switch, now is the time. We encourage interested parties to evaluate how much they currently spend on petrol or diesel, get a conversion quote, and assess savings under the new gas price regime. With expert engineering, strict quality, and a strong regulatory partner, PCL Gas aims to make gas vehicle conversion a practical, high-value solution for many Nigerians.