Mozambique reopens Palma fuel station by December
FUNAE expects to restore fuel supply capacity in Palma district by year-end.
Mozambique's National Fund for Energy (FUNAE) expects to reopen the Palma fuel station by December, following damage assessment and rehabilitation needs identified on Saturday, October 24.
FUNAE Chairman Mety Gondola visited Palma, Mecúfi, and Metuge districts to assess fuel station conditions, noting that Palma's station requires equipment replacement and tank restoration to improve fuel supply for vehicles and boats.
Restoring the Palma facility aims to meet the growing fuel demand from a gradual resumption of economic activity, easing pressure on the two existing stations that are struggling to meet current needs.
Why it mattersThe Palma fuel station reopening will improve fuel availability for vehicles and boats, supporting the resumption of economic activity.