Tanzania opts for natural gas to reduce import fuel costs
Tanzania’s Energy Minister Medard Kalemani. Tanzania is pushing forward with the development of and use of natural gas in various sectors of the economies. PHOTO | THE CITIZEN | NMG
Tanzania is pushing forward with the development of and use of natural gas in various sectors of the economies and has set aside Tsh30 billion ($12.89 million) for compressed natural gas (CNG) projects only. This will assist the government in reducing import fuel costs while going green to preserve the environment.
Data from the Energy Ministry shows that the country spent nearly Tsh2.9 trillion ($1.246 billion) last year importing fuel.