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Ali Ssekatawa

A photo collage of Uganda's top oil and gas industry regulators and experts. From top left Energy Minister Ruth Nankabirwa, Total Energies Uganda General Manager Phillipe Groueix, Petroleum Authority Executive Director Ernest Rubondo, Energy Ministry Permanent Secretary Irene Pauline Batebe, UNOC CEO Proscovia Nabbanja, Petroleum Authority Legal Director Ali Ssekatawa, UNOC Chief Commercial Officer Gilbert Kamuntu, EACOP Deputy Managing Director Bosco Habumugisha,and CNOOC Uganda President Liu Xiadong.

Uganda’s Oil and Gas Titans: A Tale of Academic Excellence and Specialization 

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February 4, 2025
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One of the oil drilling rigs in the Tilenga Project operated by French giant TotalEnergies Uganda.

Uganda’s oil projects hit by delays, funding shortfalls – Auditor General says 

The Auditor General, Edward Akol, has noted with concern that the Tilenga and KingFisher Development Area oil projects in western Uganda are behind schedule in hitting completion targets, with some activities also
January 23, 2025
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EACOP Ltd has achieved another key milestone by receiving delivery of first batch of insulated line pipe for construction at the Main Camp and Pipe Yard(MCPY)4, in Kyotera District.

Uganda receives first batch of line pipes for EACOP 

Another milestone in the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) has been reached with the first delivery of nine trucks loaded with coated line pipes at Main Camp and
October 1, 2024
The 525 metre long Paraa Bridge along the 159 kilometre Masindi (Kisanja) Park- Tangi Junction- Paraa road. The road is part of the 700 kilometres of 12 oil roads in the Albertine Graben where government of Uganda has invested USD900 million to facilitate oil activities in the region. As of November 2020, progress on these roads was 60%.

With over USD1 bn earned by Ugandans and over USD1.7 bn gov’t infrastructure investments; how oil and gas is changing Ugandan lives even before first oil flows

From the time Uganda hit the first commercially viable oil finds at Mputa-1 well on 6th January 2006, the word on everyone’s lips has been “first oil”. Cabinet in 2008 passed
December 14, 2020

 

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