Vivo Energy Expands Clean Cooking Initiative With Shell Gas Facility At Nabisunsa School
The story
Vivo Energy Uganda has launched a Shell Gas bulk tank installation at Nabisunsa Girls’ School, reaffirming its commitment to supporting educational institutions across Uganda in adopting safe, clean and efficient energy solutions.
The installation is part of Vivo Energy Uganda’s ongoing efforts to promote the transition from traditional cooking fuels such as firewood and charcoal to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), commonly known as Shell Gas.
Details
The Shell Gas Bulk Tank facility installed at Nabisunsa Girls’ School comprises a high-capacity LPG storage tank, a fully engineered gas distribution system, pressure-regulation equipment, safety shut-off mechanisms, gas-leak detection systems, fire-protection equipment, and comprehensive safety information and signage.
The installation was undertaken by qualified professionals in accordance with national and international LPG safety standards.
The system is designed to provide a reliable and continuous supply of gas to the school's kitchen operations while ensuring the highest safety standards.
Before commissioning, the installation underwent rigorous testing, inspection, and safety assessments. In addition, kitchen staff and designated school personnel received training on safe LPG handling, emergency response procedures, and best practices for operating the facility.
"True sustainable development begins with practical solutions where they matter the most. By partnering with historic institutions like Nabisunsa Girls’ School, Vivo Energy Uganda is driving a critical shift away from traditional firewood and charcoal toward cleaner, modern energy," said, Mrs Joanita Mukasa Menya, the Managing Director, Vivo Energy Uganda.
"Transitioning to Shell Gas isn't just an operational upgrade; it's a direct commitment to protecting our environment, safeguarding the health of our students and kitchen staff from harmful emissions, and fostering safer, healthier learning environments across Uganda."
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