Maldives Gas has resumed final-stage construction of its long-delayed 1,500 metric ton LPG storage and distribution facility in Thinadhoo, which is about 75 percent complete and is targeted for commissioning within 15 months. The project, launched in 2016, supports President Mohamed Muizzu's energy security agenda for the southern atolls.
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Maldives Gas has resumed final-stage construction to complete its long-delayed 1,500 metric ton liquefied petroleum gas storage and distribution facility in Thinadhoo, aiming to commission the strategic energy project within 15 months.
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The company confirmed that roughly 75 percent of the project is already complete, with efforts now focused on fast-tracking the remaining works to operationalize the facility and ensure uninterrupted cooking gas supply across the southern atolls.
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Under the revised plan, a 450-metre pipeline will be installed to facilitate efficient transfer of gas into storage tanks.
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aiming to commission the strategic energy project within 15 months.
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Initially launched in 2016, the project is central to strengthening national energy resilience.
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To accelerate progress, Maldives Gas Managing Director Abdulla Mohamed, accompanied by senior engineering officials, conducted a site visit to Thinadhoo, where discussions were held with Fenaka Corporation and local authorities.
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