Shell Nigeria Gas Limited (SNG) is strengthening its footprint in Ogun State with a new gas supply deal to SG Industrial FZE, a major steel manufacturer operating within the Guangdong Industrial Zone.
The agreement marks another milestone for Nigeria’s leading gas distribution company, which now serves over 150 clients across Abia, Bayelsa, Ogun and Rivers states through a pipeline network of about 150km.
SNG says the achievement is the result of continued collaboration with NNPC Gas Marketing Limited (NGML).
Speaking during the signing ceremony, SNG’s Managing Director, Ralph Gbobo, said the partnership underscores the company’s long-term commitment to supporting industrial growth with cleaner, more reliable energy.
“Our commitment is clear — to build, operate, and maintain a gas distribution system that is not only reliable, but resilient, transparent, and designed to fuel growth,” Gbobo said. “The agreement reflects our commitment to expanding access to cleaner and more reliable energy to support Nigeria’s growth agenda.”
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Vice General Manager of SG Industrial FZE, Moya Shua, described the collaboration as a strategic boost for the company’s expansion plans. “We are thrilled to partner with SNG on this transformative journey. This collaboration marks a major step forward in securing reliable energy that will power our growth and long-term ambitions,” he said.
Established in 1998 as a fully Shell-owned entity, SNG continues to extend access to its natural gas pipeline network. Recent connections include Reliance Chemical Products Limited II, Ultimum Limited, Nigeria Distilleries Limited III and Rumbu Industries Nigeria Limited, reinforcing its role in driving domestic gas utilization.
The company says the latest milestones align with the Federal Government’s Decade of Gas initiative and the broader national gas development agenda.