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CNG attracts more motorists as global fuel prices bite

DODOMA: ONGOING instability in the Middle East continues to disrupt the global fuel supply chain, prompting more Tanzanian motorists to…

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Dodoma set to join expanding natural gas network

DODOMA: DODOMA is set to join Tanzania’s expanding natural gas network under a government plan to extend access to cleaner…

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Oryx Gas boosts clean cooking drive

RUVUMA: ORYX Gas Tanzania has donated 600 Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders and accompanying equipment to residents of Namtumbo District,…

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Motorists turn to CNG as fuel costs climb

GEITA: AN increasing number of motorists in Tanzania are adopting Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) as pump prices for petrol and…

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CNG cools diesel and petrol inflation rates in Tanzania

GEITA: THE Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) has hailed the use of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) for helping cool down…

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Africa urged to harness resources for energy security

ACCRA: Ghana’s Chief of Staff, Dr Julius Debras, has called on African countries to explore how the resources available on…

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Cooking gas roadshow set to reach five regions bringing services closer to Tanzanians

DAR ES SALAAM: PUMA Energy Tanzania through its cooking gas brand PUMAGAS has officially launched roadshow, which will reach across…

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Tanzania, Ghana geoscientists explore collaboration

ACCRA: The Tanzania Geological Society (TGS) and Ghana Institution of Geoscientists (GhIG) have met and held talks to discuss potential…

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Tanzania  orders Ntorya Natural Gas Project to ensure gas production begins by Dec 2026

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Energy responsible for Oil and Natural Gas, Dr James Mataragio,…

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Oryx: Investment, awareness key to clean energy drive

ZANZIBAR: ORYX Gas Zanzibar has stated that continued investment in clean cooking infrastructure and public awareness is essential in accelerating…

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