Description

Our collaboration with SGR Itigi for Puma Energy resulted in the successful delivery of an end-to-end engineering and environmental solution. This project is a testament to our commitment to excellence and our deep understanding of industry regulations and environmental responsibilities.

Client: SGR Itigi – Puma Energy

Location: Singida Region, Tanzania
Sector: Energy & Infrastructure
Service Category: Engineering and Environmental Solutions

Problem

Puma Energy, through the SGR Itigi station, required a compliant and environmentally sound solution for fuel storage infrastructure. The challenge involved engineering fuel handling systems while addressing potential environmental risks such as soil contamination, groundwater protection, and regulatory compliance.

Solution

GIS Engineering & Environmental Services conducted a full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), site risk analysis, and soil testing. We designed and implemented an underground fuel storage system with environmental safeguards, including leak detection, stormwater management, and spill control measures. Our engineering team also ensured structural compliance with Tanzanian energy sector standards.

Process

• Site Assessment & Feasibility Study
  Initial on-site inspection and data collection for environmental and structural analysis.

• Engineering Design & Compliance Planning
  Created structural blueprints and compliance documentation in line with EWURA and NEMC requirements.

• Implementation & Supervision
  Onsite coordination of contractors, safety compliance, and phased execution of engineering works.

• Environmental Safeguards & Testing
  Installed leak detection systems, containment measures, and completed post-construction environmental audits.

• Client Handover & Final Reporting
  Delivered complete project documentation, compliance certificates, and maintenance guidelines.

Results

• 100% Regulatory Approval (EWURA & NEMC)

• Zero Safety Incidents Reported

• Operational Efficiency Improved by 23%

• Environmental Risk Rating Reduced from Moderate to Low