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Piped cooking gas coming to a kitchen near you
murchr
#1 Posted : Friday, April 19, 2019 8:31:27 PM
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They have been toying with the idea for a while.

I notice that Wazuans discussed it back in 2011

If it happens, be prepared to be blowing yourselves every week.

Kenyanwallstreet wrote:
Ministry of Energy Principle Secretary Andrew Kamau has announced the government’s plan to introduce piped cooking gas in residential areas.

In an interview with Ktn news, PS Kamau said that the gas would come directly to the kitchen through a pipe system, replacing the gas cylinders.

“We are about to change the legal notice to allow for piped gas to all those low-cost housing. So you do not have to move around with those cylinders. It will come to your kitchen through a prepaid meter if you want or through a metered system that can be billed to the provider,” said Mr Kamau.

He further affirmed the government’s capacity to do so citing other upmarket estates areas that have installed such piped gas.The project would be realized through the government’s affordable housing project.

In 2018, the government halted similar plans over safety concerns, lack of appropriate infrastructure and lack of gas reserves
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Sansa
#2 Posted : Friday, April 19, 2019 10:47:22 PM
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Are they trying to kill people? Are they talking about low cost housing built by the government ama the ones that are build by raia and keep collapsing?

Which upmarkets estates have piped gas in kenya?
Gathige
#3 Posted : Saturday, April 20, 2019 7:08:29 AM
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If they cannot manage water system to avoid mixing with sewer leading to cholera outbreaks sembuse gas?

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Angelica _ann
#4 Posted : Saturday, April 20, 2019 7:49:42 AM
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You need to have faith & trust in your government. This will be a big infrastructure development by Jubilee.
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Gathige
#5 Posted : Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:07:50 AM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
You need to have faith & trust in your government. This will be a big infrastructure development by Jubilee.



@ AA, If they cannot pipe water that flows on gravity, how can they manage gas that need to be pressurized. Before one can walk, one has to learn to crawl. Jubilee has not even started crawling but now want to do a sprint.
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2012
#6 Posted : Saturday, April 20, 2019 7:29:02 PM
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murchr wrote:
They have been toying with the idea for a while.

I notice that Wazuans discussed it back in 2011

If it happens, be prepared to be blowing yourselves every week.

Kenyanwallstreet wrote:
Ministry of Energy Principle Secretary Andrew Kamau has announced the government’s plan to introduce piped cooking gas in residential areas.

In an interview with Ktn news, PS Kamau said that the gas would come directly to the kitchen through a pipe system, replacing the gas cylinders.

“We are about to change the legal notice to allow for piped gas to all those low-cost housing. So you do not have to move around with those cylinders. It will come to your kitchen through a prepaid meter if you want or through a metered system that can be billed to the provider,” said Mr Kamau.

He further affirmed the government’s capacity to do so citing other upmarket estates areas that have installed such piped gas.The project would be realized through the government’s affordable housing project.

In 2018, the government halted similar plans over safety concerns, lack of appropriate infrastructure and lack of gas reserves


Government is too inefficient for this. They can't provide water, wataweza gas kweli??

BBI will solve it
:)
murchr
#7 Posted : Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:40:18 PM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
You need to have faith & trust in your government. This will be a big infrastructure development by Jubilee.


We can trust them with death
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thuks
#8 Posted : Sunday, April 21, 2019 8:11:47 PM
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2012 wrote:
murchr wrote:
They have been toying with the idea for a while.

I notice that Wazuans discussed it back in 2011

If it happens, be prepared to be blowing yourselves every week.

Kenyanwallstreet wrote:
Ministry of Energy Principle Secretary Andrew Kamau has announced the government’s plan to introduce piped cooking gas in residential areas.

In an interview with Ktn news, PS Kamau said that the gas would come directly to the kitchen through a pipe system, replacing the gas cylinders.

“We are about to change the legal notice to allow for piped gas to all those low-cost housing. So you do not have to move around with those cylinders. It will come to your kitchen through a prepaid meter if you want or through a metered system that can be billed to the provider,” said Mr Kamau.

He further affirmed the government’s capacity to do so citing other upmarket estates areas that have installed such piped gas.The project would be realized through the government’s affordable housing project.

In 2018, the government halted similar plans over safety concerns, lack of appropriate infrastructure and lack of gas reserves


Government is too inefficient for this. They can't provide water, wataweza gas kweli??


Some public secondary schools had piped gas to the labs, what makes this any different?
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Angelica _ann
#9 Posted : Sunday, April 21, 2019 8:20:58 PM
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In shaggs some homesteads have pipped bio-gas ..... smile
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murchr
#10 Posted : Sunday, April 21, 2019 8:30:35 PM
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thuks wrote:
2012 wrote:
murchr wrote:
They have been toying with the idea for a while.

I notice that Wazuans discussed it back in 2011

If it happens, be prepared to be blowing yourselves every week.

Kenyanwallstreet wrote:
Ministry of Energy Principle Secretary Andrew Kamau has announced the government’s plan to introduce piped cooking gas in residential areas.

In an interview with Ktn news, PS Kamau said that the gas would come directly to the kitchen through a pipe system, replacing the gas cylinders.

“We are about to change the legal notice to allow for piped gas to all those low-cost housing. So you do not have to move around with those cylinders. It will come to your kitchen through a prepaid meter if you want or through a metered system that can be billed to the provider,” said Mr Kamau.

He further affirmed the government’s capacity to do so citing other upmarket estates areas that have installed such piped gas.The project would be realized through the government’s affordable housing project.

In 2018, the government halted similar plans over safety concerns, lack of appropriate infrastructure and lack of gas reserves


Government is too inefficient for this. They can't provide water, wataweza gas kweli??


Some public secondary schools had piped gas to the labs, what makes this any different?



From where?

Lets have some visualization


To your house from the main line




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thuks
#11 Posted : Tuesday, April 23, 2019 9:40:26 AM
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murchr wrote:
thuks wrote:
2012 wrote:
murchr wrote:
They have been toying with the idea for a while.

I notice that Wazuans discussed it back in 2011

If it happens, be prepared to be blowing yourselves every week.

Kenyanwallstreet wrote:
Ministry of Energy Principle Secretary Andrew Kamau has announced the government’s plan to introduce piped cooking gas in residential areas.

In an interview with Ktn news, PS Kamau said that the gas would come directly to the kitchen through a pipe system, replacing the gas cylinders.

“We are about to change the legal notice to allow for piped gas to all those low-cost housing. So you do not have to move around with those cylinders. It will come to your kitchen through a prepaid meter if you want or through a metered system that can be billed to the provider,” said Mr Kamau.

He further affirmed the government’s capacity to do so citing other upmarket estates areas that have installed such piped gas.The project would be realized through the government’s affordable housing project.

In 2018, the government halted similar plans over safety concerns, lack of appropriate infrastructure and lack of gas reserves


Government is too inefficient for this. They can't provide water, wataweza gas kweli??


Some public secondary schools had piped gas to the labs, what makes this any different?



From where?

Lets have some visualization


To your house from the main line





My guess is they would target high population density areas served from a central storage tank hence not require compressors. Its not feasible in our shagz, but this is where they may target to eat ☺
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Lolest!
#12 Posted : Wednesday, April 24, 2019 4:04:05 PM
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It would be a great move and kill that inconvenience of 'gas imeisha'.

Wouldn't this affect petroleum companies? Will they take it lying low? I expect a fightback
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murchr
#13 Posted : Wednesday, April 24, 2019 4:07:42 PM
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Lolest! wrote:
It would be a great move and kill that inconvenience of 'gas imeisha'.

Wouldn't this affect petroleum companies? Will they take it lying low? I expect a fightback



I agree with you on the gas imeisha issue, but the problem will be when some Kamau thinks he can diverge some of that gas for himself and some backdoor customers then in the process blow up a whole neighborhood
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2012
#14 Posted : Wednesday, April 24, 2019 4:41:13 PM
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murchr wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
It would be a great move and kill that inconvenience of 'gas imeisha'.

Wouldn't this affect petroleum companies? Will they take it lying low? I expect a fightback



I agree with you on the gas imeisha issue, but the problem will be when some Kamau thinks he can diverge some of that gas for himself and some backdoor customers then in the process blow up a whole neighborhood


True @murchr, that and safety. I don't think I can trust them to deliver the gas safely, they will obviously compromise on the piping through corruption.

BBI will solve it
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murchr
#15 Posted : Monday, July 22, 2019 10:21:57 PM
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Another step forward. Which estate will pilot the program?

"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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kayhara
#16 Posted : Monday, July 22, 2019 10:50:39 PM
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It's a noble idea, I don't know any high-end estate with piped gas, it's not more economical than cylinder gas, we tried doing it on a high-rise we are working for, but after the London tower fire the client decided against it, first let's check the wayleaves we have even in high-end estates, not very clear we dig up roads without notice to even kenya power how will we handle gas, I think that before we lay gas pipes we need to check our footpaths, roads, sewer, power lines storm water drains, internet lines then gas last.
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Njunge
#17 Posted : Monday, July 22, 2019 10:55:25 PM
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We will blow ourselves up trying to make illegal connections.... That is, if alshabab will not have blown us the previous day. Stupid idea.
kingfisher
#18 Posted : Tuesday, July 23, 2019 10:39:04 AM
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