Mozambique's Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME), in partnership with state fuel company PETROMOC, is set to relaunch the first phase of its Cooking Gas (LPG) Mass Adoption Campaign on Monday, 9 November, with the aim of broadening access to the fuel among Mozambican households.
According to an official communiqué obtained by Diário Económico, the event will take place at a PETROMOC fuel station in Marracuene, in the greater Maputo area. The initiative is designed to promote access to cooking gas while contributing to economic efficiency in fuel acquisition, reducing environmental impact, and improving the quality of life for families across the country.
MIREME said the campaign forms part of the National Programme for the Mass Adoption of Cooking Gas, conceived by the government to drive economic growth, boost productivity, and promote job creation.
The programme also encompasses the development of economic infrastructure, with particular emphasis on assets linked to the cooking gas supply chain, as the government seeks to expand the use of the resource nationally.
The relaunch is scheduled for 09h00 in Marracuene and is expected to mark the continuation of government efforts to mainstream cooking gas use among the Mozambican population.
Source: Diário Económico
Original article: https://www.diarioeconomico.co.mz/?p=559335
