May 14 (Reuters) - Commodities trader Vitol

and its unit Vivo Energy intend to invest more than $550 million

by 2030 in the infrastructure required to facilitate cleaner

cooking in Africa.

The investment comprises of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)

infrastructure from marine terminals to the high-quality

cylinders required for the safe distribution of LPG, and

investment in clean cooking carbon projects, Vitol said at a

summit on clean cooking in Africa on Tuesday.