Tanzania moves closer to building $420 million gas-to-liquid plant to produce jet fuel and diesel locally
Deputy Prime Minister and Energy minister Doto Biteko holds talks with representatives of Rocky Mountain Clean Fuels Inc in Dar es Salaam recently. PHOTO | COURTESY
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania is edging closer to launching one of its most transformative energy projects - the construction of a gas-to-liquid (GTL) plant capable of producing diesel, jet fuel, and other petroleum products locally.
This follows the completion of a feasibility study by Rocky Mountain GTL, a Canadian technology company renowned for its patented process that converts natural gas into clean liquid fuels faster and more cost-effectively than conventional refineries.