Dar es Salaam, Feb. 12 -- NEW DELHI, INDIA: INDIA has expressed interest in investing in the Tanzanian energy sector through private sector partnerships, aligning with the currently the countrys campaign for a clean cooking energy.

 The National Strategy for Clean Cooking Energy aims to ensure over 80 per cent of Tanzania own clean cooking energy by 2034.

The Indian interest was revealed this afternoon in New Delhi by the Indias Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh, who said his country is keen on investing in LPG cylinder distribution as part of its broader engagement in Tanzanias energy sector.

His remarks came when the Tanzanian  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Dr Doto Biteko is attending th...