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It is like a petrol station, but it is gas. You come with your cylinders and ask for R10 or R30, and it allows low-income families the opportunity to cook every day on safe and affordable energy.
Philippe Hoeblich, CEO - PayGas
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We developed this technology to break this minimum 5 kg barrier.
Philippe Hoeblich, CEO - PayGas
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