Niger bans export of cooking gas to Nigeria
The government of Niger announced on Tuesday that all exports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), also known as cooking gas, have been suspended until further notice.
According to a Reuters report, Niamey stated that the local production should be utilised to satisfy domestic demand. “Export authorization can be requested if there is a surplus.”
With this decision, the government wants to make sure that local demand receives the majority of the nation’s LPG production.
Special export authorization can still be requested in situations when there is an excess of output.
In the past, Niger supplied excess natural gas to Nigeria.
A search for alternate LPG suppliers may be necessary as a result of this new directive’s possible significant effects on Nigeria’s energy industry.
This adjustment could change LPG prices and have an effect on the nation’s energy supply chain.
Nigeria is expected to bear the immediate effects, while neighboring nations may also suffer consequences.
Additionally, this decision might lead to similar policy changes in other countries that emphasize the superiority of domestic energy demands above exports.
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