The conclusion of the key oil and gas agreements for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline Project (EACOP) in April 2021 has opened more opportunities for the participation of Ugandans […]
Besides the direct revenues that will accrue to the country from the sale of crude oil, there are several expected indirect effects of the oil investments on the mainstream (non-oil) […]
Members of Parliament (MPs) on the Environment and Natural Resources (ENRC), and Budget Committees have expressed optimism with the progress of Uganda’s oil project that is evolving into the development […]
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) has inaugurated a Steering Committee which among other things, will provide strategic guidance to implement the African Development Bank (AfDB) Micro, Small and Medium […]
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) warns the public of unknown persons that are impersonating the Executive Director, PAU with the intent of soliciting for money under false pretense. The […]
By Ali Ssekatawa With the lifting of most COVID-19 restrictions in the country and globally, there is increased activity in Uganda’s oil and gas sector. The land acquisition process has […]
By Susan Kamugasa The global and technical skills akin to the oil and gas sector worldwide required Uganda to undertake strategic interventions to develop the necessary skill sets to enhance […]
A total of 291 affected by the Kingfisher feeder pipeline in Kyangwali sub-county, Kikuube district, have received 5,000 chicks as part of a livelihood restoration programme implemented by CNOOC Uganda […]
By Tom Ayebare The economics of the Upstream (Tilenga and Kingfisher) and the EACOP projects are distinct and should not be mixed up. EACOP The commercial structure for the East […]
By Yusuf Masaba In the recent past, a host of countries especially those from the West have announced major commitments to significantly cut the carbon emissions, committing to achieving “net […]
