A Shell logo is pictured above a Shell petrol station in London on January 30, 2026. (Photo by Henry NICHOLLS / AFP)
Shell Nigeria Gas has attributed the growth in domestic gas production and investment to reforms that introduced clearer pricing frameworks and reduced policy uncertainty in the sector.
The company stated this at the second business forum of the Association of Local Distributors of Gas held in Abuja, where industry stakeholders discussed ways to improve access to gas and drive industrialisation across the country.
Speaking during a panel session titled Building a Bankable Gas Distribution Ecosystem: Infrastructure, Capital and Market Demand, Managing Director of Shell Nigeria Gas, Ralph Gbobo, said recent reforms had helped strengthen confidence in the domestic gas market.
A statement by the company disclosed that Gbobo, who was represented by the Head of Gas Distribution, Chukwuka Amos-Ejesi, said the introduction of gas-focused policies, particularly the Petroleum Industry Act, marked a significant shift for the industry.
