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The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project is reaffirming its commitment to National Content by fostering skills development among Ugandan graduates and educators. In collaboration with tier-one contractors and suppliers, EACOP is implementing two major initiatives aimed at enhancing knowledge and capacity across tertiary and vocational institutions. To strengthen this commitment, EACOP has signed […]

The Kingfisher project, spearheaded by CNOOC Uganda Ltd, is shaping up to be a cornerstone of Uganda’s oil and gas sector. According to insights shared by Jimmy D. Mugerwa, the project’s progression is a testament to Uganda’s strides in harnessing its oil potential. Key Developments at KingfisherIn recent days, notable advancements have been observed: Well

A delegation from Uganda’s High Commission in Tanzania, led by Ambassador (Ret.) Colonel Fred Mwesigye, visited the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project in Tanzania, expressing appreciation for the remarkable progress. The visit highlights the strong partnership between Uganda and Tanzania in advancing this significant regional infrastructure initiative. Key Milestones of the EACOP ProjectOffshore

Uganda’s oil and gas sector is making significant strides, not only in terms of resource development but also in the creation of employment opportunities for Ugandans. The latest employment data reflects the growing role of the local workforce in the country’s oil and gas industry, reinforcing the importance of local content development. Direct Employment: A

“At some point, this project will come to an end,” stated Jimmy Mugerwa, Project Director at the Industry Enhancement Centre (IEC), emphasizing the importance of strategic collaboration in Uganda’s oil and gas sector. Speaking during a two-day engagement with stakeholders, Mugerwa encouraged companies to actively seek opportunities through joint ventures to position themselves for long-term

Dr. Nankabirwa emphasized the country’s dedication to transparency and accountability, detailing substantial progress in key projects like the Tilenga and Kingfisher developments, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), and the Uganda Refinery project. Read More: https://tinyurl.com/mr3j8tem

As Uganda’s oil and gas sector anticipates a $20 billion investment, a bold vision has emerged: to retain 40% of that investment locally. This goal promises to strengthen Uganda’s economy and create transformative opportunities for Ugandan businesses and communities. However, achieving this ambitious target depends significantly on the active participation of Ugandan enterprises. The Strategic

The newly appointed Governing Board of the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) recently embarked on an extensive familiarisation tour of key operational areas within Uganda’s oil and gas sector. The visit, aimed at deepening the Board’s understanding of current developments in the industry, brought the team to several significant locations in the Albertine Graben. The

In a recent statement, Rosette Komugisha, the National Content Lead at TotalEnergies, emphasized the company’s commitment to enhancing national content through the Tilenga Project, a flagship initiative aimed at maximizing local participation in Uganda’s oil and gas sector. TotalEnergies has structured its approach around three key pillars that form the foundation of its national content

In Uganda’s growing oil and gas sector, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play a crucial role. However, accessing the necessary financing remains a significant challenge for many. This gap between financial institutions and SMEs is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed to ensure local businesses can thrive in the capital-intensive oil and gas