Oil & Gas

A new wave of oil and gas developments is expected in the Albertine Graben’s Tilenga project valued at over two billion dollars while the deal was awarded to foreign firms, Ugandans can still cash in. The participation of Ugandans depends on how prepared to take advantage of the local and

Uganda Petroluem Authority Board Chairperson Dr. Jane N. Mulemwa Muleme (L) chats with Total E&P Uganda General Manager Pierre Jessua at the Tielnga Project EIA public hearing Uganda Genera Manager Pieere Jesua (C) Total E&P Uganda has signed five packages for drilling of oil wells in Nwoya and Bulisa districts

New companies intending to invest in the exploration of Uganda’s oil and gas industry starting next year, have embarked on the tour of the oil fields that the government has put up on the market. The four companies shortlisted for the final round of the second competitive oil bidding round

China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) is joining French giant Total to bid for Uganda’s new oil blocks in the Albertine. While the Energy ministry shortlisted four companies to bid for new oil blocks, URN learnt that CNNOC will be part of the bid under the invitation of Total. The

Energy Permanent Secretary , Robert Kasande (L) , an officer from Oranto and fomer Energy Miniister , Irene Muloni The Energy Ministry is expected to conclude negotiations with oil companies qualified to operate new blocks in the Albertine Graben.   The meeting at Serena Hotel Kigo is an important development towards

When joint ventures, company consortia, or public-private partnerships plan massive energy projects, they must go through several stages of planning and execution.  One of the most important steps of this process is the Final Investments Decision, FID. At this point, the companies are ready to proceed with the real development process