The construction of Uganda’s oil refinery is set to be a game-changer for the country’s economy, with a macro-economic study by Stanbic Bank revealing that it will add over US$3.3 billion (about Shs 12.53 trillion) to the country’s gross domestic…
The 10th Energy Convention, themed “Integrating Oil, Gas, and Renewable Energy for a Sustainable Future,” has highlighted several investment opportunities in Uganda’s oil and gas sector. The convention, now in its second day at Serena Hotel Kampala, has brought together…
The 10th Energy Convention 2025, powered by Stanbic Bank, the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), and the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC), has kicked off at Serena Hotel, Kampala. The convention’s theme, “Integrating Oil, Gas, and Renewable Energy for a…
Uganda is poised to harness its energy resources to drive economic growth and development. The upcoming Energy Convention, scheduled to take place from April 29th to 30th, 2025, at the Kampala Serena Hotel, will bring together stakeholders to discuss the…
Uganda’s discovery and development of oil resources in the Albertine Graben present a rare opportunity for economic transformation. The oil and gas sector has the potential to drive growth, invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and other vital sectors. However, this…
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) today hosted a technical delegation from the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation on a benchmarking mission at the Authority’s headquarters in Kampala. This visit is a significant step in strengthening the oil and gas sectors…
The Ugandan government recently took a significant step towards commercializing its oil and gas sector by signing an implementation agreement with Alpha MBM Investments, a Dubai-based company, to construct a USD$4 billion (about Shs1.4 trillion) oil refinery. The production sharing…
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…
African countries must invest in new and revamp old refineries to secure their energy future, according to Gloria Sebikari, Head of Corporate Affairs at the Uganda Petroleum Authority (PAU). This call to action emphasizes the need for harmonization between the…
The government of Uganda and its joint venture Alpha MBM Investments signed an implementation agreement worth US$4 billion (about 14.6 trillion) to construct an oil refinery in Hoima District. This will transform Uganda’s oil and gas sector and spur economic…
As Uganda inches closer to joining the ranks of oil-producing nations, one project remains at the heart of its ambitions: the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP). Stretching 1,443 kilometers from the oil fields of mid-western Uganda to the Tanzanian…
As Uganda’s oil and gas sector continues to evolve, strategic partnerships have emerged as a vital component for driving growth, productivity, and profitability. According to Ali Sekatawa, Director Legal, at the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), partnerships at all levels…
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Limited has taken a significant step towards building local expertise in Uganda’s oil and gas sector. In collaboration with Chu Kong Petroleum and Natural Gas Steel Pipe Holdings Limited (PCK) and Avanti Energy…
The discovery of oil and gas reserves in Uganda has sparked a wave of excitement and investment in the country’s energy sector. As the sector continues to grow, it is rapidly developing high-level engineering capacity in Uganda, with far-reaching implications…
The government of Uganda has set aside Shs. 166.5 billion in a supplementary budget to support the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP). This significant allocation aims to accelerate the pipeline’s completion, enabling Uganda to meet its…