EDITION 4 | 2023
NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY
Gasman Pvt Limited: Newly Established Gas Company Finds Its Perfect Fit In Harare Text by Martin Chemhere Photos by Fotohaus
There are many signs of growth in the Zimbabwean renewable energy sector, with vast opportunities being offered to new players. In anticipation of competitive performance, new players like Gasman Pvt Limited have entered market with adequate preparation to make a mark. Established in February this year and currently operating from 15 Lorely Close, Msasa, in Harare, the new kid on the block’s services includes importing, distributing, and delivering, as well as 28
wholesaling and retailing of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). Presently, the business covers only the Harare and surrounding market, but it has the vision to focus on new areas soon. Though the company doesn’t currently supply gas accessories, they hope to commence this product line soon. This will see the provision of gas cylinders ranging in different sizes to the entire market for both domestic and commercial needs. The company says dealing
in gas has enabled them to contribute to the Zimbabwean economy but noted that gas users, whether domestic or commercial, should always look out for any slight leak incidents that could lead to a disaster. “All gas gadgets are prone to developing leaks over time. Most common gadgets use seals, valves, and gaskets and these get worn out with time. Examples of such gadgets are cylinders, cooker tops, hoses, and valves which are most prone to leaks. Regular
servicing and maintenance schedules are crucial for proper use and safety,” said Farai Hilton Mufandaedza, the site manager. High regulation for the Zimbabwean energy and power industry means that the company prioritises registering with relevant organisations such as the Zimbabwe Energy Regulation Authority (ZERA), enabling them to carry out their work of installing gas equipment for commercial and domestic use. “Registration is important as