National
momentum.
Nigeria holds over 200 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. SBO Energy builds the infrastructure that turns it into cheaper fuel, cleaner power and real jobs — from processing plants to the conversion centres moving the nation's vehicles onto gas.
Delivering
response.
When the Federal Government moved Nigeria onto compressed natural gas, SBO answered at national scale — 5,000+ CNG kits and cylinders supplied directly to the Presidential CNG Initiative, and a mega conversion centre built and operating at Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos.
Lagos mobility — the fleet we convertUnique
symmetry.
SBO's model divides into two independent, reinforcing engines: we develop the supply of gas — processing, storage, logistics — and we build the demand for it, converting vehicles, generators and industry to run on what Nigeria already has.
Process & deliver
Gas processing, LPG production, storage and virtual pipelines that move molecules to market.
Convert & power
Vehicle conversion centres, kit assembly, refuelling stations and gas-to-power for industry.
Proven
process.
Our mega conversion centre was built hand-in-hand with the Presidential CNG Initiative and runs today — trained technicians, certified installs, round-the-clock throughput. It is the template we are replicating across the South West.
Stable
network.
Diesel is the most expensive way to keep Nigerian industry running. SBO converts generator fleets to natural gas at zero upfront cost, recovered through long-term gas supply agreements — five years on hybrid conversions, ten on new gensets.
Clear
advantage.
Beyond
gas.
Gas is the bridge, not the destination. SBO is extending into solar and renewable generation, flare-gas capture with carbon credit monetisation, and gas-fired compute — powering the data infrastructure Africa's digital economy will demand.
Lagos rising — growth we intend to power
