EPRA Compliance Support Kenya
We guide petrol station owners and operators through Kenya's EPRA licensing process - from equipment selection to inspection day, ensuring everything is in order.
What's included
EPRA Compliance Support Kenya - scope of work
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) regulates all petroleum retail operations in Kenya under the Petroleum Act 2019. Meeting EPRA's technical requirements - correct equipment, proper installation, valid test certificates - is mandatory. D'Zizi Petroleum Services has extensive experience helping clients achieve and maintain EPRA compliance across Kenya.
- EPRA technical requirement assessment for new sites
- Equipment selection to meet EPRA specifications
- Hydrotest certificates for tanks and pipework
- WMA calibration certificates for storage tanks
- Dispenser calibration documentation
- Site layout drawings and technical file preparation
- Pre-inspection walk-through and snag list resolution
- Support on EPRA inspection day
- Compliance remediation for failing sites
- Ongoing regulatory guidance and advisory
How it works
Our process
Compliance Audit
We assess your existing site or plans against current EPRA technical requirements and identify gaps.
Remediation Plan
We prepare a prioritised action plan covering equipment, documentation and installation corrections needed.
Implementation
We carry out or coordinate required works: hydrotesting, calibration, equipment replacement and documentation.
Inspection Support
We attend or brief your team for the EPRA inspection, ensuring all required documents are present and deficiencies resolved.
FAQ
Common questions
What does EPRA stand for in Kenya?+
EPRA stands for Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority. It is Kenya's regulator for the energy and petroleum sector, established under the Energy Act 2019 and Petroleum Act 2019.
What documents does EPRA require to license a petrol station?+
EPRA requires, among other things: a hydrotest certificate for tanks, a WMA calibration certificate, a site plan, evidence of NEMA environmental clearance, NCA contractor registration and a county business permit. Requirements may be updated - we stay current and guide clients accordingly.
My petrol station failed an EPRA inspection - can you help?+
Yes. We carry out compliance audits, identify the specific deficiencies and implement corrective works to prepare you for re-inspection. Call +254 702 587 919.
Are you registered with EPRA?+
D'Zizi Petroleum Services operates in full compliance with EPRA requirements. Contact us to discuss your specific compliance situation.
Ready to get started?
Contact D'Zizi Petroleum Services today for a free consultation and no-obligation quote anywhere in Kenya.