East African Crude Oil Pipeline

Energy, Oil & Gas

Oil companies take final investment decision on Uganda projects

TotalEnergies, the French energy group, and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation have announced the long-awaited final investment decision for Uganda's oil projects, collectively referred to as the Lake Albert Development Project
A group photo of oil company executives in Kampala, Uganda
Energy, Oil & Gas

Uganda hopes for $10bn in investment as oil firms green light projects

Uganda expects investments worth about $20bn after Total Energies and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation make final investment decisions on their oil and gas projects. The final decisions will be announced on Tuesday
A drilling rig at the Kingfisher field in Western Uganda
Energy, Oil & Gas

Understanding Uganda’s revenue from the oil and gas sector

How much will Uganda earn from the oil and gas industry, and how was it determined? How much do the foreign oil companies stand to make? A dissection of Uganda's production-sharing agreements
A drilling rig at the Kingfisher field in Western Uganda
Energy, Oil & Gas

Uganda, Tanzania and Total sign off on pipeline project

Uganda, Tanzania, and Total S.A. on Sunday signed three agreements to finalise the development of an oil pipeline from Uganda's oil fields to Tanga on the Tanzanian coast
Presidents Suluhu Hassan and Yoweri Museveni, seated
Energy, Oil & Gas

Uganda hopeful of investment decision on oil projects as pipeline meeting is deferred

Uganda and Tanzania have postponed a high-profile meeting on the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, initially scheduled for Monday, following the death of Tanzanian President John Magufuli
Map showing the East African Crude Oil Export Pipeline route.
Energy, Oil & Gas

Government and Total sign key oil pipeline agreement

The Uganda government and Total, the French oil major, on Friday signed the host government agreement which will govern the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline project
Uganda's energy minister, Mary Goretti Kituttu and Total's Nicolas Terraz signing the oil pipeline host government agreement
Press Releases

Crude oil pipeline project should co-exist with environment

The Petroleum Authority of Uganda and the National Environment Management Authority today held the last Public Hearing for the East African crude oil pipeline project's environmental impact assessment report at Lwanda Grounds in Rakai district
A group of people in a large tent
Energy, Oil & Gas

Penspen, WorleyParsons favourites for oil pipeline supervision tender

UK’s Penspen and Australian based WorleyParsons are in the lead for the lucrative tender to “oversee” the East African Crude Oil Export Pipeline engineering, procurement and construction tender.
Map showing the East African Crude Oil Export Pipeline route.
Energy, Oil & Gas

Uganda sets equity in crude oil refinery and pipeline projects at $700m

The two large-scale projects are expected to cost a combined $7.5bn (Shs26 trillion)
Energy, Oil & Gas

Uganda’s oil pipeline segment to cost $700m

The 1,445km pipeline will run from Hoima in mid-western Uganda to Tanga port at the Indian Ocean in Tanzania. The entire project is expected to cost $3.5bn (Shs11trillion), of which 80% will be spent in Tanzania
Map showing the East African Crude Oil Export Pipeline route.
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