Medessy Energies is at the forefront of Nigeria’s energy revolution, offering innovative dual fuel conversion kits that harness the power of CNG for a sustainable, cost-effective future. Join us in driving change, reducing emissions, and slashing fuel costs.
About Us
Founded in 2022, Medessy Energies embarked on a mission to resolve the rising cost of energy (for power, transportation etc.) by providing innovative technology solutions that helps reduce the cost of fuel using our Hybrid dual fuel (Diesel – CNG) solution.
Our breakthrough came with a successful pilot project converting a multi-national’s diesel fleet, proving that our vision for a greener Nigeria is not only viable but vital.
Mission and Vision
Our mission is to revolutionize Nigeria’s transport and logistics sectors with CNG, reducing our carbon footprint and fuel costs. Our vision is a cleaner, greener Nigeria where businesses and the environment thrive together.”
Save up to 30%
on your fuel cost
Technology & Benefits
How It
Works
Dual fuel technology allows vehicles to run on both diesel and compressed natural gas (CNG) for trucks, heavy duty diesel generators, trains and ships, as well as and 100% CNG for petrol vehicles thereby optimizing fuel consumption and reducing emissions. Our kits seamlessly integrate with existing engines, offering a flexible and efficient energy solution.
Environmental Impact
Our technology significantly reduces cost and CO2 emissions, contributing to a cleaner environment. Transitioning to CNG can decrease emissions by up to 30%, making a tangible impact in the fight against climate change.
Economic
Benefits
By incorporating CNG into your fuel mix, you can achieve up to 30% savings on fuel costs. Our success stories, like the NBC project, showcase the substantial economic advantages of switching to dual fuel.
Case
Studies
NBC’s fleet conversion led to a 30% reduction in fuel costs, demonstrating the economic and environmental benefits of our technology. ‘Switching to dual fuel was a game-changer for our operations,’ says NBC Fleet Manager.