CPMZ: The future of the Beira Corridor takes another decisive step on 2 September

This second phase of CPMZ’s Expansion Plan will increase the capacity of the Beira–Feruka pipeline to 5 million m³ of fuel per year, building on the first phase completed in 2024, which increased capacity from 2 to 3 million m³ annually. The new pumping stations, located in Nhamatanda (Sofala Province) and Messica (Manica Province), will further strengthen the pipeline’s role as a strategic asset of the Beira Corridor and a key contributor to energy security across Southern Africa. At the same time, Petrozim Line (PZL) is carrying out a matching expansion of the Feruka–Harare section through a coordinated programme with synchronised implementation schedules.

FILE – Pipeline platform refurbishment works, 2022. [File photo: CPMZ] More updates on this important milestone for the future of the Beira Corridor will soon be shared. FILE – CPMZ working on the pipeline valves and piping, 2022. [File photo: CPMZ]