Umeme Uganda’s major hydro power supplier recently released its unaudited interim condensed financial results for the period that ended in June of 2022. This covers the past six months of …
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Uganda’s oil and gas sector is among the most well thought out in the world. Under the watchful eye of President Yoweri Museveni, technocrats and other stakeholders (local and …
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Uganda’s oil and gas journey dates back to 2006 when commercial quantities of oil and gas resources were confirmed. As a result, the government embarked on a process to ensure …
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The EACOP System Integrates Adequate Environmental Protection and Safety MeasuresÂ
Pipelines just like in the EACOP system are widely used for bulk transportation of hydrocarbons (oil and gas) because they are safe, environmentally friendly, require the least energy, have the …
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Exploration and development of fossil fuels has brought about a number of issues. On 25th May 2022, TotalEnergies SE was scheduled to hold its Annual General Meeting in Paris. However, …
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The National Oil Spill Contingency Plan launched with a lot of caution from environmental activists
The construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline is soon expected to kick start off, but the environmental activists have raised alarm about the potential risks the project poses …
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Affordable electricity is crucial to the development of any economy. It has an enormous impact on the use of emerging technologies, modern economic activities, public service delivery, and standards of …
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What Final Investment Decision (FID) means for Uganda’s oil and gas sector
Uganda, Tanzania and oil companies on Tuesday, February 1, 2022 signed the long awaited Final Investment Decision (FID), paving way for massive investments in Uganda’s oil and gas sector. International …
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Last year in Uganda, fuel prices for a litre of petrol went up by between Shs 100-Shs 630 and Shs 60-Shs 200 for a litre of diesel, with the highest …
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Until June 2021, gold was Uganda’s leading export commodity, contributing at least 44% of total export earnings, according to data from Bank of Uganda. For instance, the precious metal overtook …