Nigeria experiences a perennial shortage of transportation energy despite being the world's
eighth largest producer of crude oil and the seventh largest proven reservoir of natural gas …

Since the late 1960s, the Government of Nigeria has sought both to exploit the country's
natural gas resources and to reduce the environmental impact and economic cost of the gas …

The Nigerian government proposed the use of compressed natural gas (CNG) as an
automotive fuel in 1997 as part of the initiatives to harness natural gas (NG) resources but …

The need to develop alternative automobile fuel other than petrol and diesel in Nigeria is
based on the rising cost, environmental pollution, and perennial scarcity of petrol, diesel, etc …

This paper presents the implementation of natural gas vehicles (NGVs) in Tanzania's road
transportation sector. The peculiarity of this analysis is the evaluation of the technical and …

In an attempt to address major causes of pollution from gas flaring and transportation, the
Nigerian government introduced the use of CNG (compressed natural gas) as an alternative …

The increasing rate of population and the consequent increasing demand for transportation
and higher number of vehicles has resulted in an increase in the CO2 emitted by the …

Economic analysis of the use of compressed natural gas (CNG) for powering automobiles
was presented. The data for costs of constructing and running CNG-powered vehicles were …

In recognition of the risks associated with climate change, governments around the world
have tried to develop and define policies to address greenhouse gas emissions with …

Abstract Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is an important vehicular fuel in Bangladesh
because the country has a significant natural gas resources and the natural gas …