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Gas infrastructure operator · Since 2015
KiakiaGas engineers and constructs coastal terminals and processing plants, operates them, and connects them to last-mile distributors through our 2nd-mile distribution-as-a-service network. Ten years of building and running gas infrastructure in Nigeria, helping enterprises grow.


Terminals and processing plants, engineered and built, then operated to profitability.
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What we needed on Onne was an EPC partner who understood the asset after handover, not just up to it. KiakiaGas builds with the operating years in mind, and on a facility of this scale that difference is worth a great deal.
We made a decision early not to buy trucks. KiakiaGas handles the second mile into our GASpreneur network, which means our capital goes into demand and retail instead of logistics. It is the reason we could expand as quickly as we did.
The supply to distribution problem
Supply is not the constraint. Product lands at the coast and comes off local processing every day. Demand sits inland, spread thin across thousands of small retail points. What fails is everything between the two, and that is the stretch we own.
Product arrives in country and sits at a coastal terminal.
Product is sourced from local processing facilities inland.
Bulk haulage inland, storage at our plants, and replenishment out to retailers. Storage, trucks, drivers, scheduling, coverage.
Your retailer serves the household or the business.
We do not compete for your last mile. We make it possible.
What we do
Everything runs off the same asset base, built and operated by us since 2015: owned bulk plants, owned trucks, and terminal access.
Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation and Financing for coastal terminals, processing plants, and inland bulk plants. We can operate the facility afterwards, or own it through to profitability under Build-Operate-Transfer.
How the loop worksWe move bulk LPG from coastal terminals and local processing facilities to inland bulk plants, and on to retailers and retail points. Last-mile distributors and carbon developers plug into the network instead of building one.
Explore the network serviceJudgement from operators, not consultants. Feasibility, network design, plant siting and sizing, commercial structuring, and carbon-project integration.
Work with our advisory teamEPCIF and Ops-management
Most gas assets in Nigeria underperform not because they were badly built, but because nothing was moving through them. Commissioning is the easy part. Filling the tanks, month after month, is the business.
Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation and Financing. Coastal import terminals, processing plants, inland bulk plants, cylinder warehousing, loading and metering systems.
EPCIFWe run the facility on your behalf, with our own operating teams, scheduling, and HSE discipline. Under Build-Operate-Transfer we own and run it to profitability, then transfer.
Ops-management / BOTWe plug the asset into our 2nd-mile network: owned trucks, our bulk plant estate, and established inland routes. The facility joins a system that is already moving product.
2nd-mile distribution-as-a-serviceLast-mile distributors, retailers, and carbon developers draw product through that network. Your asset has demand attached to it from the day it is commissioned.
ThroughputThis is the difference between a completed project and a profitable one. We are not a contractor who hands over steel and leaves. We stay attached to the throughput.
Who we are
A decade of building, owning, and running the assets we sell access to.
The plants are ours. The trucks are ours. When we commit to a volume, we are not brokering someone else's capacity.
An asset we build can be connected to a network that already runs, so it starts moving product instead of waiting for a market.
We have been building and operating gas infrastructure since 2015. The network you plug into was assembled over a decade, not announced last quarter.
Fewer handoffs, fewer failure points, one accountable operator from terminal to retail point.
The network
This is not a plan or a pipeline. A plant on its own is a building. A network is plants, trucks, drivers, scheduling, and the terminal access that keeps all of it supplied.
Tenders and RFQs
We buy heavily and we build continuously. Contractors, fabricators, haulage operators, and suppliers can register once and bid on every package we open.
Vendor register
Join the register and we will invite you to every RFQ in your category. You will be asked to upload CAC documents, tax clearance, your HSE record, and two references.
On the ground
KiakiaGas is the EPC partner on a 50,000 metric tonne LPG and propane facility, delivered alongside NESGAS Producing Limited, Modern West Advisory, and Hebron Gas Infrastructure.
An enterprise client of our 2nd-mile distribution service, moving product into its GASpreneur retailer network. GAS360 is an independent company and is not owned by, or part of, KiakiaGas.
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