The Gas Petro Storage Expansion project represents a strategic enhancement of petroleum storage capabilities in East Africa, with the construction of 8 additional vertical storage tanks boasting a total capacity of 20 million litres (20M litres). Executed between 2014 and 2016 in Shimanzi, Mombasa, Kenya, this initiative underscores Gas Petro’s commitment to meeting the region’s growing fuel storage demands with cutting-edge infrastructure.
Project Highlights
Location: Shimanzi, Mombasa, Kenya
Duration: 2014 – 2016
Capacity: 20 million litres (8 vertical storage tanks)
Purpose: Expand petroleum storage and handling capacity
Key Services Delivered
Project Management: Comprehensive oversight to ensure timely and efficient delivery.
Conceptualization: Innovative planning to optimize storage solutions.
Front-End Engineering Design (FEED): Technical groundwork for a robust and scalable design.
Detailed Engineering Design: Precision engineering for safe and reliable tank construction.
Construction Management: Hands-on supervision to maintain quality and safety standards.
Commissioning: Seamless integration and operational startup of the new tanks.
Strategic Impact
Located in Shimanzi, Mombasa, a vital logistics hub, this 20M-litre storage expansion strengthens Kenya’s petroleum supply chain. The addition of 8 vertical storage tanks enhances Gas Petro’s ability to store and distribute fuel efficiently, supporting industries, transport, and energy needs across the region. This project solidifies Mombasa’s role as a cornerstone of East Africa’s petroleum infrastructure.
Why It Matters
Capacity Boost: Increases storage flexibility to meet market demand.
Operational Efficiency: Streamlines fuel handling and distribution.
Regional Growth: Fuels economic development with reliable petroleum access.
Infrastructure Excellence: Sets a high standard for petroleum storage solutions.
Completed in 2016, the Gas Petro Storage Expansion project exemplifies engineering innovation and strategic planning, delivering a robust foundation for Kenya’s energy and industrial sectors.