Cabinda - The Angolan fuel distributing company, SONANGOL, is ready to face competition that will result from the opening of the national market to others operators of the fuel trading area, ANGOP learnt this Wednesday here from the firm's director in northern Cabinda province, António Jeuscelino de Oliveira.

The source said that they are taking measures aimed at granting a good service to clients, including the conditions to store fuel at the Cabinda Oceanic Terminal (TOC), linked to SONANGOL Logistics subsidiary firm.

Speaking about trade, he specified that Cabinda province consumes an average of 120,000 litres of petrol per day, 292,000 litres of diesel and 150,000 litres of light petroleum.

Antonio Oliveira said that his company is prepared for future challenges that will arise with the implanting of the Futila Growthpoint, as well as for the supply of gas and diesel to group generators to be installed in this industrial zone.