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Oil & gas in Uganda- Page 2

Nicolas Terraz, the Total Exploration and Production President for Africa (left ) and Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Mary-Gorett Kitutu sign the agreement yesterday in Entebbe. Terraz signed on behalf of Total while Kitutu signed on behalf of the Ugandan government. Courtesy photo

Ugandans welcome Government-Total Key Oil Pipeline Agreement

Ugandans have come out to support the government’s move of signing ofthe Host Government Agreement (HGA) for the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project with Total. The ceremony took place yesterday
September 12, 2020
Vendors at a road side market along the Hoima -Butiaba-Waseko road that is under construction. Courtesy Photo

Oil Roads Boosting Roadside Markets in Bunyoro

A number of roadside businesses are cropping up with the construction of the oil roads in the Albertine Graben. The key roads under construction include Masindi-Kigumba-Hoima-Kabwoya (135 Km), Kyenjojo-Hoima-Masindi-Kigumba (238 Km) and
July 11, 2020
Oil infrastructure in the Albertine. NEMA says the Tilenga and the EACOP projects were done in accordance with the laws of Uganda. File photo

Uganda May Not Produce Oil Until 2025 – World Bank

Uganda’s dream to be an oil-producing country may not be realized until 2025, the World Bank has said. In its Economic Update report, the bank says “the sharp decline in world oil
July 9, 2020
The ‘Tilenga Project’ is a centrepiece in the Albertine Graaben’s development phase and consists of 34 well pads an evacuation Production and Injection pipeline Network, a Central Processing Facility (CPF) and a water abstraction system on the shore of Lake Albert. Cancellation of the procurement process for a major logistics supplier for the project is a key indicator of how deep the difference between the oil companies are and how determined the oil companies are to hold their ground.

More grim news as Total cancels major tender for Tilenga Project

Weeks after French oil and gas major, Total S.A announced suspension of the 1,445-kilometer and USD3.5 billion East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), CEO East Africa understands Total has also halted, among
September 26, 2019
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