A Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) refilling plant has been unveiled in Kenya’s Kisumu County by Green Wells Energy Limited. Speaking at the launch, Kisumu Governor Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o highlighted the plant’s potential to enhance energy access while promoting environmental conservation.
The facility is located Sabuni Road in Kisumu city. It is designed with modern technology to offer a safer and more cost-effective alternative to traditional energy sources. The initiative is expected to benefit households, businesses, and industries in Kisumu and surrounding areas.
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Sustainable energy solutions
The governor praised Green Wells Energy for its ongoing investments in Kisumu, including the Awasi quarry project and two petrol stations within the city. He noted that these initiatives reflect the company’s commitment to fostering industrial growth and economic development in the region.
“The establishment of this ultra-modern LPG refilling plant aligns with our shared vision for a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable environment. LPG is a safe, affordable, and eco-friendly energy source. This investment not only creates employment opportunities and strengthens our local economy but also demonstrates a strong commitment to quality, affordability, and environmental sustainability,” stated Governor Nyong’o.
On his part Green Wells Energy CEO, Stephen Okello, described the launch of the LPG facility as a game-changer for the energy sector in Kisumu, underscoring the company’s mission to provide reliable and sustainable energy solutions.
In Kenya, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), is primarily imported from other countries, with the majority of Kenyans relying on it as their main cooking fuel. The government actively promotes its use as a clean cooking solution, though challenges remain regarding affordability and access for lower-income population.
