IMANI GAS Suppliers

13/03/2017

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24/02/2017

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Tanzania's energy firm Lake Oil is set to acquire the petroleum retail business of Hashi Energy in Kenya.

24/02/2017

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04/04/2016

10 Tips to Save on LPG or Save on Cooking Gas
A Little Goes a Long Way
1. Check for leaks. It could be in your regulator, your hoses, or even your burner. With leaks, much of your expenses go to gas that goes up in the air. So better have this problem fixed sooner than wasting more precious gas.
2. If you use hot water for beverages, make sure to boil water only once a day, not everytime anyone wants a hot cup. Then store the hot water in a thermos bottle.
3. When using cooking ware, wash them and then wipe them off before placing them on the burner. Do not allow the excess water to dry up using fire. That will save you a precious minute or 2 everytime you have to cook something.
4. Thaw frozen foods completely before cooking. The heat needed to bring down the food's temperature means using gas.
5. For long cook items, such as those that need to be boiled for a long time, use charcoal. It may take some effort, but you get to save on gas and still enjoy your favorite slow-cooked meals.
6. When cooking vegetables, do not overcook them. You can add leafy greens to your soups and stews last, stir, cover the pot, then turn off the burner. The heat inside the pot will be enough to cook your leafy greens.
7. When boiling pasta, you do not really need to boil water in a big pot in order to cook a kilo of spaghetti. Estimate the amount of uncooked pasta and imagine how much it would become when cooked. Then fill your pot with that amount of water. It will save precious minutes in boiling so much water.
8. When cooking, use a pot or pan that completely covers the burner, not the other way around. Using a small bottom pot on a wide burner just wastes the fire that burns on the sides of the pot. That is an awful lot of gas consumed.
9. Do not overcook food. When cooking, watch what you are doing. Don't answer the phone or talk to your neighbor. When you neglect your cooking, you not only waste on gas but also the food that was burned that has become inedible.
10. When turning on the burner, make sure that you are ready to cook, meaning your ingredients are all ready at hand. Do not turn on the burn and put oil while you still have to chop the garlic or wash the vegetables while the your pot or pan is already all heated up.
Well, these are for all of us guys! Happy cooking!

25/03/2016

To all our customers!

16/12/2015

Early X Mass offer on cooking gas. On our
branches - Syokimau and Kivaa outlets.
6kg -1,050 Shs,
3kg- 2,200 Shs,
6kg Complete - 4,300 Shs

01/11/2015

Its a new Month of November. Get Special offer on cooking gas while stocks last in both branches - Syokimau and Kivaa outlets.

6kg -1,100 Shs,
3kg- 2,300 Shs

6kg Complete - 4,500 Shs

Imani Gas your Cooking Partner.....

19/11/2013

Facts about LPG
What is LPG or LP Gas?

Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), is the generic name for propane and butane gas. They are both a mixture of hydrocarbon gases used as a fuel in heating appliances and vehicles, and increasingly replacing chlorofluorocarbons as an aerosol propellant and a refrigerant to reduce damage to the ozone layer.
Why is it called Liquefied Petroleum Gas?
This is because these gases liquefy under moderate pressure and they readily vaporize upon release of pressure. At normal temperatures and pressures, LPG will evaporate. Because of this, LPG is stored in steel tanks. In order to allow for thermal expansion of the liquid gas, these tanks are filled between 80% and 85% of their capacity. The ratio between the volumes of the vapourised gas and the liquefied gas varies depending on composition, pressure and temperature, but is typically around 250:1. LPG is heavier than air, and thus will flow along floors and tend to settle in low spots, such as basements. This can cause ignition or suffocation hazards if not dealt with.
Where does LPG come from? LPG is manufactured during the refining of crude oil, or extracted from oil or gas streams as they emerge from the ground. LPG is either delivered by sea tanker or piped in from offshore gas fields.

18/11/2013

LPG Cylinder Exchange Pool currently has 21 members all of which are marketers trading in domestic LPG in cylinders. These members/Marketers are: -

1. Total Kenya Ltd. (Total Gaz)
2. Libya Oil (K). Ltd (Mpishi Gas)
3. Shell Kenya Ltd. (Afrigas)
4. B.O.C Gasses (K) Ltd (Handigas)
5. National Oil Co. Kenya (Supagas)
6. KenolKobil Ltd (K-Gas)
7. Pan African Petroleum Ltd (Pan Gas)
8. Hunkar Trading Co. Ltd (Hunkar Gas)
9. Addax Kenya Ltd (Tri-gas & Oryx gas)
10 Fossil Fuels Ltd (Pet Gas)
11. Hashi Energy Ltd (Hashi Gas)
12. Tex Ltd (Tex Gas)
13. Megtraco Ltd (Kapri gas)
14. Green Energy Ltd (G-Gas)
15. Midland Energy Ltd (Mid gas)
16. Tuangaze Ltd (T-Energy)
17. Oilcom (K) Ltd (Oilcom gas)
18. Galana Oil (K) Ltd (Del gas)
19. Hass Petroleum (K) Ltd (Hass gas)
20. Premier Gas Ltd (Pima Gas)
21. Orange Energy Ltd (Orange Gas)

18/11/2013

Safe Use of LPG Gas
Always keep your gas cylinder in an upright position; If the liquid LPG comes into contact with the valves, the valves gets damaged and will cause leakage to occur.
Place your cooker and gas Cylinder above ground position and position the cylinder below the cooker
Ensure the cylinder is in a well ventilated location away from any open flames, electrical appliances and power points
NEVER Rest hot cooking appliances on the gas cylinder and NEVER subject the gas cylinder to excessive heat.
When changing the cylinder, always ensure that the cooker is switched off and there is no naked flame
Change the LPG regulator and hose every 3-5 years
Use the right accessories for gas.

03/11/2013