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ABOUT US / SUSTAINABILITY
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ABOUT US / SUSTAINABILITY

CLEANER FUELS, SAFER SITES, STRONGER COMMUNITIES

Every project we build displaces a dirtier fuel. Natural gas and biogas replace diesel, coal and firewood across our footprint — and our CBG programme pays farmers for what used to be burned.

ZERO
FATALITY TARGET
CBG
FARM-TO-FUEL PROGRAMME
55%
TYPICAL CO₂ CUT VS DIESEL FLEET
100%
HSE-TRAINED SITE WORKFORCE
OUR COMMITMENTS

WHERE WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE

FUEL SWITCHING

CNG and LNG replace diesel and furnace oil in transport, generation and industry — cutting particulates, SOx and CO₂ at the burner tip.

CIRCULAR BIOGAS

Bio-CBG turns crop residue, dung and food waste into vehicle-grade fuel and FCO-certified manure — displacing both fossil gas and chemical fertiliser.

STUBBLE BURNING

Paddy straw bought as feedstock is straw not burned. Our aggregation model gives farmers a reason to bale instead of light a match.

SAFETY CULTURE

Toolbox talks, permit-to-work, gas detection and emergency drills on every site — a zero-fatality target, measured and reported.

LOCAL CONTENT

Local hiring, local vendor development and local operator training in every market we enter, particularly Nigeria.

ASSET INTEGRITY

Leak detection, cathodic protection and inspection regimes — because a well-maintained gas asset is also the safest and lowest-emission one.

FARM-TO-FUEL, PAID BOTH WAYS
CBG & THE FARMER

FARM-TO-FUEL, PAID BOTH WAYS

A CBG plant is the only energy asset that pays a farmer twice — once for the residue that goes in, and again with the fermented organic manure that comes back out. That is the economics that make rural energy stick.

  • Assured feedstock purchase agreements
  • FCO-certified fermented organic manure returned
  • Village-level aggregation and baling support
  • SATAT-linked offtake for plant stability
ENERGY TRANSITION

GAS TODAY, BIOGAS AND BEYOND

We are honest about the transition: gas is a bridge, not a destination. Our engineering deliberately builds assets that biogas, and eventually hydrogen blending, can use — so today’s capital is not stranded tomorrow.

  • CBG-ready station and pipeline specifications
  • Solar generation experience since 2013
  • Efficiency-first plant and compressor selection
  • Emissions accounting on request
GAS TODAY, BIOGAS AND BEYOND

LOOKING FOR A LOWER-CARBON FUEL PLAN?

We will model the emissions and the economics side by side.

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ENERGY WIRE
Brent crude steadies as OPEC+ holds output guidance for Q3 2026  •  India CNG station count crosses 8,000 as city gas expansion accelerates  •  Global LNG demand projected to grow through 2040, led by Asia  •  Nigeria advances gas-to-power programme with new regas capacity  •  Compressed Biogas (CBG) blending obligation drives new plant investment in India  •  UAE expands downstream capacity with fresh EPC awards Brent crude steadies as OPEC+ holds output guidance for Q3 2026  •  India CNG station count crosses 8,000 as city gas expansion accelerates  •  Global LNG demand projected to grow through 2040, led by Asia  •  Nigeria advances gas-to-power programme with new regas capacity  •  Compressed Biogas (CBG) blending obligation drives new plant investment in India  •  UAE expands downstream capacity with fresh EPC awards