1Tp Micro Crude Oil Refinery Complex in Uganda
- Use: Cooking Oil
- Type:Cooking Oil Refinery Machine
- Production Capacity: 60sets/Month
- Power: 2HP
- Dimension(L*W*H): 2100*1500*1800mm
- Technical Support: We Can Supply Installation and Operate Support
- Transport Package: Wooden Case/Container
- Market: Uganda
Uganda selects Alpha MBM as preferred bidder for $4bn oil
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda has revealed that the Ugandan government has chosen UAE-based Alpha MBM Investments as the preferred bidder for a planned $4bn domestic oil refinery. According to the regulator, final negotiations for the financing and construction of the greenfield refinery commenced this month after the selection of Alpha MBM
Uganda expects to make a final investment decision (FID) for its crude oil refinery next month, a crucial step towards commercially producing crude oil in 2025, the country's energy ministry said
Uganda and UAE’s Alpha MBM near $4bn refinery deal
Reuters. Talks between Uganda and Dubai-based Alpha MBM Investments have “intensified” over the construction of a $4 billion refinery in the East African country, an oil executive has said. Alpha MBM was earlier picked as the preferred bidder to finance the refinery in the oil city of Hoima, with a capacity to process 60,000 barrels daily.
In picking a United Arab Emirates (UAE) firm as the lead developer and investor for its 60,000-barrels-per-day oil refinery, Uganda has yet again opted for an outlier with the financial muscle but
Uganda: Behind the government’s refinery deal with UAE’s
Environmental activists protest in front of the parliament of Uganda against the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) in Kampala on 15 September 2023. (Badru KATUMBA / AFP) There is a hope the Emirati deal will deliver the long-delayed refinery, but with its economic viabilityin doubt, the government is lining up fresh partners just in case.
“Transitioning from strategic planning to practical implementation, we are advancing four major oil and gas projects: the Tilenga and Kingfisher projects in the Upstream (US $6-8 Billion) and the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) (US $5 Billion), and the Uganda Refinery (US $4 Billion) Projects in the Midstream.
Uganda Oil Refinery: Final Investment Decision Expected in 2024
The facility will convert crude oil into more useful products, among them jet fuel, diesel, petrol and liquified petroleum gas (LPG). Uganda imports over 2.5 billion litres of petroleum products valued at about US$2 billion annually. The Government of Uganda, through UNOC, holds the majority shares in the Refinery Project.
The fields are jointly operated by the Ugandan government via the state-run Uganda National Oil Company, the China National Offshore Oil Corporation, CNOOC and France's TotalEnergies. Ugandan authorities say the East African nation wants to process some of its crude domestically to boost employment and benefit from technology transfer.
Uganda's Oil Project Moves Forward, Though Headwinds Remain
Uganda's Oil Project Moves Forward, Though Headwinds Remain. Plans for the USD20bn Lake Albert development project are reaching final stages, meaning Uganda’s first oil production is on track for 2025, provided an enabling law is imminently passed by the Ugandan government to allow for the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline
In an article ‘Rethink Oil Refinery Perspective – Modular Refining Technology’ published on Tuesday 30 th August, 2022, Mr. Sam Ahamya Butsya alludes to the fact that the silver lining for Uganda’s refinery dream is the modular refining technology option rather than the conventional/complex refinery.
