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There is a clamor by developed countries to reduce carbon emissions and curb global warming by ending fossil fuels. This rush to move away from fossil fuels has caused certain international commercial banks to refuse to fund the development of oil and gas projects and shift the budget to renewable energy projects like solar and […]
Fuel is a vital resource driving both local economies and daily life across Africa, making petrol stations indispensable for transportation, agriculture, and industrial sectors. With Africa’s growing demand for fuel, starting a petrol station in Tanzania or other African countries offers an attractive business opportunity. However, this venture requires substantial investment, regulatory approvals, and a […]
Strategically positioned close to the landlocked locked countries that are thirst for energy. Tanzania is emerging as a gateway for East Africa’s energy development with opportunities ranging from liquefied natural gas(LNG) and pipeline projects. Also equipment and service delivery opportunities to service companies to support the ongoing production activities in the Songo Songo and Mnazi […]
In Tanzania, we cannot do without the issue of renewable energy because we have tremendous potential that we are not fully exploiting; we have solar wind. When we were kids, we all knew that electricity comes from the Ruvu River, which is hydro, And now we know that our sun is now being tapped into […]
The fuel storage depot is a cylindrical tank used to store petroleum products such as diesel, petrol, kerosene, and liquefied petroleum gas before they send to consumers. Due to the economic recovery efforts, Tanzania has registered significant demand growth for petroleum products in the recent past. So setting up your own storage depot is critical […]
When you expand your business in the energy sector, you invest time, energy, and money. You make that investment with an expectation that you will achieve specific desired results. More revenues, bigger profits, and new customers. For example Shareholders of the company want to expand their business by starting a profitable wholesale petroleum distribution in […]
The Kalibrate’s market study reveals that 100 petrol stations in Tanzania have closed, and 150 petrol stations were under construction in 2021. The question lingered in my mind is, what’s behind those statistics? More specifically, why does the petrol stations project fail? What might you guess are the top reasons? Lack of sufficient capital? Competition? […]
The retail petrol station subsector has been very stable. Three major brands dominated the industry. Many small, independent entrepreneurs have been investing in petrol station projects in recent years. The Kalibrate’s market study revealed that over 150 petrol stations were under construction in 2021. This indicates more people are taking advantage of this growing segment […]
With over 16 million people and increased awareness, Malawi presents vast opportunities for entrepreneurs who want to capitalize on opportunities in the energy sector in the country. You should exploit opportunities in Malawi because the demand for LPG has doubled in the last five years, and the industry also offers a good margin for distributors. […]
Many parts of the energy industry are in flux today, with rapid changes induced mainly by oil prices, intense competition, and regulations. These rapid changes are creating opportunities as well as pitfalls. Some segments in our industry seem profitable and mature, such as forexample, importing, storing, distributing, and marketing petroleum products.It also changing rapidly, especially […]
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