Nasan eyes new fuel markets, more jobs
Namibian-owned fuel company Nasan Energy is planning to expand its operations beyond fuel retailing into commercial fuel supply, marine bunkering and bulk fuel distribution, as it seeks to grow its business and create more employment opportunities across the country. The company, which operates more than 42 service stations nationwide, says it is also looking at... The post Nasan eyes new fuel markets, more jobs appeared first on New Era .
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Namibian-owned fuel company Nasan Energy is planning to expand its operations beyond fuel retailing into commercial fuel supply, marine bunkering and bulk fuel distribution, as it seeks to grow its business and create more employment opportunities across the country.
The company, which operates more than 42 service stations nationwide, says it is also looking at upgrading existing facilities and expanding its services to remote communities where access to essential services remains limited.
Nasan Energy Managing Director Jean-Blaise Olomo revealed the plans, following a courtesy meeting with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at State House yesterday.
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- November 12, 2026
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- Loide Jason
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