Puma Energy PNG Limited

In its goal of being a leader in supplying Papua New Guinea’s growing economy with a reliable source of fuel and lubricants, similarly, Puma Energy’s support to the Park ensures that the Park’s gensets are fueled monthly as well as ensuring general upkeep of the facility through this new partnership for a one-year period.

With the recent rise in the cost of fuel, the support received from Puma Energy PNG Ltd is timely and very much needed to maintain a large facility such as the Port Moresby Nature Park.

The campaign by Puma Energy donates a toea from every litre of fuel that is sold in Port Moresby during the State of Emergency (SOE) to support the ambulance service in the fight against COVID-19.

Yesterday, Puma Energy PNG Country Manager, Hulala Tokome, presented a cheque of K33, 640 to St John Ambulance Commissioner, Matthew Cannon.

The amount presented is from Aprils takings under the ‘Fill Up, Feel Good’ Campaign.

The signing was done today between UPNG and Puma Energy PNG Limited, to allow for the construction of the largest service station in Port Moresby. This includes other related businesses within the premises such as vehicle repairs, groceries and takeaway food.

UPNG acting vice-chancellor, Vincent Malaibe, said this is the biggest and first commercial venture with the private sector.

Malaibe said the University aims to be financially independent after 52 years in operation.