This is aimed at weeding out illegal dealers in the industry, officials said.
The exercise which involves the ministries of interior and petroleum was launched to enhance the management and regulation of LPG and petroleum businesses in the country.
The registration will kick off on April 3 to 14 2023.
“The registration will be conducted in all sub-counties by National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs) in collaboration with the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA),” a statement signed by Internal
Security PS Raymond Omollo and Department for Petroleum Mohamed Liban reads.
They said the exercise will help to ensure that all LPG and petroleum operators are compliant with safety regulations, thereby minimizing the risk of accidents and protecting the public.
LPG and Petroleum dealers and traders are urged to register.
“Upon expiry of the registration period, all unregistered LPG and petroleum businesses will be deemed to be non-operational,” the statement said.
