Gas for homes, businesses and vehicles.
LPG, LNG and CNG, delivered where the pipeline does not reach.
Taking Gas to the customer.
MEA Gas is the Group's Gas company. It supplies LPG for industrial, commercial and household use, and it is building LNG and CNG supply for customers beyond the grid, delivered by road to MEA's own stations, to Go N' Fill and to commercial and industrial customers.
LPG
For industrial, commercial and household use, from the cooking Gas Go N' Fill delivers to LPG at selected MEA stations.
LNG and CNG
For vehicles, industry and customers with no pipeline connection, and available at selected MEA stations.
L-CNG skids at selected MEA stations, so drivers and fleets can pull in and buy LNG or CNG at the forecourt.
LNG and LPG tank trailers as part of the fleet expansion.
Gas supply for homes, businesses and vehicles, wherever the pipeline does not reach.
MEA Gas is the Group's Gas business. Across the markets where we operate we supply LPG for industrial, commercial and household use, and we are building LNG and CNG supply for customers beyond the grid. At selected MEA stations we offer LPG, LNG, CNG and L-CNG. LPG is also one of the core products our trading desk buys and sells internationally. Our plans include a mini-LNG plant, an LPG terminal and a virtual pipeline that moves Gas by road on our own fleet.
Supply
LPG, LNG and CNG by road to stations, Go N' Fill and commercial and industrial customers.
Trading
LPG is a core product of our international trading desk.
Midstream
A planned mini-LNG plant, an LPG terminal and storage close to demand.
Retail
LPG, LNG, CNG and L-CNG at selected stations.
Demand is growing, led by LNG.
World Gas demand
Billion cubic metres a year (IEA).
- 2024: 4,200
- 2030, IEA base case: about 4,580
IEA Gas 2025: +380 bcm by 2030; 2030 total is our sum
World LNG demand
Million tonnes a year (Shell LNG Outlook).
- 2025: 422
- 2040, projected: 650 to 710
Shell LNG Outlook, March 2026, as reported
Africa makes more Gas than it uses, and demand is the fastest growing in the world.
Africa: Gas made and used
Billion cubic metres, 2025 (GECF).
- Produced: 262
- Used in Africa: 185
GECF Annual Gas Market Report 2026. Africa produces more Gas than it uses
Africa's Gas demand
Billion cubic metres a year (GECF).
- 2026 projected: 188
- 2050 projected: about 395
GECF Annual Gas Market Report 2026 (2026); GECF Global Gas Outlook, 2022 edition (2050)
Gas is cleaner than diesel and petrol, often cheaper to run, and widely needed for cooking, power and transport. Africa has large Gas resources and a fast-growing population, yet much of the continent is far from a Gas pipeline. That gap is what MEA Gas is built to fill, by road.
- 4,200 bcm
- World Gas demand in 2024, a record (IEA)
- +380 bcm
- World demand added by 2030, IEA base case
- 300 bcm a year
- New LNG export capacity arriving by 2030 (IEA)
- 262 bcm
- Africa's Gas production in 2025 (GECF)
- 3% a year
- Growth in Africa's Gas demand, the fastest in the world (GECF)
- 900 million+
- Africans without clean cooking, a market for LPG and Gas
Why Gas
Picture a family cooking on charcoal, or a factory running diesel generators, a long way from any pipeline. Gas by road gives them a cleaner, often cheaper way to switch. It is also where our plan comes together: Gas is where downstream, midstream and upstream meet.
Leadership. Yusuf Kama, CEO and Managing Director, is a petroleum and natural Gas engineer with 20+ years in Oil and Gas and the founder of Safegas, a pioneer in Nigerian LNG, LPG and propane infrastructure.
Plant capacity, site, timeline and cost stay at the planning stage until finalised.
Talk to the Gas team.
Email the team at gas@mea-energy.com.
Talk to us about Gas supply, or partner with us on projects.
“Shell has long made the case for natural Gas as a versatile, abundant and cleaner-burning fuel.”