Kenya is looking for investors to construct liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage facilities and cylinder filling plants inland to supply the local market, with the country’s annual LPG usage  expected to rise to 735,217 metric tonnes (mt) by 2035 if supply constraints are removed, according to i
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