Puma Energy enters CNG market with first hybrid retail station

Energy ministry Permanent Secretary Felchesmi Mramba (centre) cuts a ribbon to commission a debut hybrid compressed natural gas station of Puma Energy Tanzania, at Tangi Bovu area in Dar es Salaam, yesterday. PHOTO | COURTESY

Dar es Salaam. Puma Energy has made its debut in Tanzania’s compressed natural gas (CNG) business with the launch of its first hybrid retail station in the city, marking a major step in diversifying the country’s fuel mix.

The facility – the first of its kind for the company – offers CNG alongside petrol, diesel, LPG, lubricants and supermarket services, positioning the company as a key player in the country’s shift to cleaner, more efficient fuels.