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The exploration success in East Africa in recent years has been an exciting development, and the resources discovered have the potential for significant benefit to the countries involved. So far, three, maybe four billion barrels of oil have been discovered onshore in Uganda and Kenya and 200 (or more) Tcfg offshore Tanzania and Mozambique. Suddenly […]
The lubricants(engine oil) sector is growing quickly in Tanzania and Africa. Increasing the number of vehicles on the road and the desire for regular maintenance for owners to take better care of their vehicles drive the expansion of the lubricants market in the region. The value of incorporating lubricant products in your petrol station is […]
Tanzania and Africa are joining the world in the journey towards energy transition or alternative energy. Look on the road now. We have cars run on natural gas(CNG) vehicles. Also, we have electric vehicles on the road. Tanzania has the most significant number of electric vehicles than all-electric vehicles in East Africa combined. I believe […]
I recently spoke with an employee of a Ugandan company looking to diversify their business by setting up an LPG receiving and storage terminal in Tanzania. His company sought help in due diligence and all regulatory processes to establish an LPG storage business. But before responding to his concerns, I wondered why they wanted to […]
Watching how quickly the Tanzania government works with large super major multinational energy companies to tap into substantial natural gas reserves is impressive. The LNG made big front-page headlines for weeks, and people are still discussing it months after. The surprising (or unsurprising) thing about the news and development is that the attention it is […]
In its recent announcement, the Canadian-based oil and gas company, Recon Africa, revealed they had received an environmental clearance certificate from the Namibia government to drill in the Kavango Basin. The company plans to drill an additional 12 exploration and appraisal well. The drilling program starts July 4, 2023, and until July 4, 2026.
The population is growing in Tanzania and Sub-Saharan Africa, so energy demand is at an unwavering high. Despite huge opportunities, getting insights and reliable information remain challenges for many Africans. The article informs you of some of these proven ways. 1.Fuel retailing(petrol stations) The increased number of vehicles on the road presents ample opportunities for […]
“I lost Tanzanian shillings 80 million in the poultry business. Poultry birds are susceptible and generally suffer viral, bacterial, fungal, nutritional, and parasitic diseases. So all birds died, and I lost all my investment of about Tzs 80 million. So I was looking for new opportunities. That’s where I came across your publications on petrol […]
After working tirelessly researching, selecting a location site, acquiring all permits and licenses, and selecting vendors, Mr. John Mosha successfully started his new petrol station business in Arusha, Tanzania. Once I met him in Dar es Salaam, I was eager to know his new petrol station business was performing. “We are new in this energy […]
Increasing the price of transportation fuels such as petrol and diesel primarily drives the adoption of CNG and electric vehicles in Tanzania. With substantial proven natural gas reserves of at least 57 trillion cubic feet, the Tanzanian government has been introducing various initiatives to promote the adoption of compressed natural gas(CNG) vehicles. Furthermore, Tanzania has […]
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