steady ofn crude oil refinery project in Uganda

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  • steady ofn crude oil refinery project in Uganda
  • steady ofn crude oil refinery project in Uganda
  • steady ofn crude oil refinery project in Uganda

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  • What is the Uganda refinery project?
  • Introduction to the Uganda Refinery Project, September 2013 Uganda's Refinery involves the development of a greenfield oil refinery, with a capacity of 60,000 BPD in Uganda, and the associated downstream infrastructure (the Project). The Project will be owned by the selected firm/consortium and the GOU in a 60:40 partnership.
  • Will the government take a large equity stake in Uganda's Oil Refinery?
  • The government’s plan to take a large equity stake in the oil refinery is risky and may be unnecessary. French supermajor Total and Chinese state oil company CNOOC decided to go ahead with Uganda’s first oil project at the start of February 2022.
  • What is Uganda's Oil Refinery – an opportunity for transformation?
  • Uganda’s Oil Refinery – An Opportunity for transformation Uganda’s petroleum products consumption is at 27,000 barrels/day and that for East Africa is close to 200,000 barrels/day growing at an annual rate of about 7%. This fact presents an opportunity to Uganda, with the confirmation of over 1.4 billion barrels of recoverable oil in the country.
  • What is Uganda's first oil project?
  • French supermajor Total and Chinese state oil company CNOOC decided to go ahead with Uganda’s first oil project at the start of February 2022. As part of this, they are constructing the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), which will have the capacity to export 216,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil.
  • Should Uganda invest in a oil refinery?
  • The refinery will generate considerable benefits for Ugandans. The government may therefore decide such a large equity stake is a risk worth taking, and a price worth paying, if it is needed for the refinery to go ahead. An equity stake will also generate significant returns if the downside risks do not materialize.
  • What impact could a refinery have on Uganda's Development?
  • Various government policy documents and external studies have set out the impact that the refinery could have on Uganda’s development. Concerns about the security of Uganda’s fuel supply have been at the heart of the government’s long pursuit of a refinery, set out as early as 2008 in the National Oil and Gas Policy.

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