Our assets

Infrastructure you can actually count.

Storage capacity, a specialised haulage fleet and modular penetration infrastructure — the physical base that turns a gas corridor commitment into delivered energy.

Asset register

The corridor, item by item.

Filter the register by category to see coverage and capacity for each class of asset. Expand any row for the operational role it plays in the network.

GASCORP asset inventory
Asset Capacity Detail
Strategic regional depots Storage Bulk LPG / CNG
Local storage hubs Storage Modular, expandable
High-pressure gas trailers Fleet 100 → 300+ units
Cryogenic LNG trailers Fleet Cryogenic specification
LPG skid plants Penetration Modular skid-mounted
LCNG refuelling stations Penetration Refuelling grade
Modular dispensing systems Penetration Containerised
Fleet technology & tracking Technology Live monitoring

Scale-out pathway

Capacity that grows with the corridor.

Our asset plan is deliberately staged. Storage anchors the corridor, haulage extends its reach, and penetration infrastructure converts that reach into consumption.

Stage 01

Anchor

Commission strategic storage and the first wave of high-pressure trailers to serve established demand centres.

Stage 02

Extend

Widen the haulage fleet toward 300+ units and open local hubs in secondary cities.

Stage 03

Penetrate

Roll out skid plants, LCNG stations and modular dispensing systems across LGAs and into the ECOWAS corridor.

Gas haulage fleet staged at a depot

Assurance

Safety is the licence to operate.

Gas infrastructure only earns its place in a community if it is operated to a standard that community can trust. That standard governs how our assets are specified, maintained and driven.

Specification discipline

Equipment is specified for the route, the payload and the receiving site — never generically.

Maintenance regime

Planned maintenance windows are scheduled against asset readiness, not reactive downtime.

Driver competency

Hazmat-certified drivers with route-specific training and fatigue management.

Incident readiness

Documented response procedures, drills and site-level emergency planning.