While the broader African refining market presents an undervalued opportunity, for Uganda, the development of its own petroleum refinery is not merely an investment prospect, it is a foundational project for achieving energy sovereignty, industrial growth, and long-term economic security.…
Uganda’s journey toward becoming a significant oil producer is gaining momentum, with key projects progressing steadily toward the critical 2026 deadline for first oil production. The recent field visit by Ernest Rubondo, the Executive Director of the Petroleum Authority of…
Uganda’s burgeoning oil and gas sector is rapidly moving from promise to tangible progress, as evidenced by a landmark five-day benchmarking and learning exchange visit currently underway. The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), led by Board Chairperson Ms. Lynda Biribonwa,…
The oil and gas sector is playing a vital role in creating lasting value for communities in Uganda, driving economic growth and transforming lives. According to State Minister for Public Service, Hon. Grace Mary Mugasa, the sector’s impact is evident…
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project has taken a significant step towards recognizing and safeguarding the land rights of vulnerable ethnic groups self-identifying as indigenous peoples. In collaboration with the Akie community and Kiteto District authorities, EACOP has…
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) has emphasized the crucial role journalists play in promoting Uganda’s oil and gas sector, urging them to report on the industry with a sense of national duty. Why Journalists Matter Journalists are key stakeholders…
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), under the leadership of Mr. Ernest Rubondo, has moved to calm concerns about the potential dangers of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) to Uganda’s and Tanzania’s ecological systems. According to PAU, while…
The discovery of oil and gas in Uganda has opened up new opportunities for economic growth and development, with local companies winning contracts worth over Shs748 billion in the last quarter. As the country prepares to start commercial oil production,…
The 2024 Youth in Energy Conference, hosted by TotalEnergies EP Uganda alongside other key industry players, recently concluded at the Makerere University School of Public Health Auditorium. This pivotal event spotlighted the crucial role of youth in Uganda’s burgeoning oil…
One of the joint venture partners in Uganda’s oil sector and the developer of Tilenga project, Total Energies, has revealed that the on-going escalating fuel prices have not yet affected their works in Tilenga Development Area. Following the declaration of…