EACOP Crude Oil Pipelines Are Ready to Transport Ugandan Oil
These pipes are an important part of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project, which would allow Ugandan oil to be transported from Hoima to the Tanzanian port of Tanga.
Delegates From the ERAEA Visit Albertine Graben
Energy regulators from Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi’s Ministry of Energy and Mines are represented in ERAEA.
President Museveni Guarantees Investors of a Ready Market for Locally Manufactured Lithium Automobile Batteries
The President also promised them that there would be a ready market for the lithium batteries.
At COP28, Prime Minister Nabbanja Advances the Clean Cooking Agenda
Prime Minister Nabbanja fervently defended the urgent need to switch to clean cooking technology during her statement at the COP28 in Dubai.
Uganda’s First 5G Home Broadband Device Unveiled by Airtel with the Goal of Improving Connectivity
The first 5G home broadband device was introduced today by Airtel Uganda, the country’s first 5G network, with the goal of improving connectivity in Uganda. The new development was revealed today, November 29, 2023, at the Uganda Golf Club during the Airtel – Wednesday Night Golf monthly mug event.
The Energy Ministry is Seeking For an Extra sh128 Billion
This is part of sh18b, which the Ministry presented to the House Budget Committee on Tuesday, December 5, 2023.
Uganda Airlines’ CEO Predicts a Three-Year Profit Timeline
Bamuturaki revealed that her administration has set a realistic three-year deadline to reach profitability.
Public Awareness Required On Nuclear Power Plant
The Cabinet adopted the Nuclear Power Roadmap Development Strategy in April 2015, with the goal of establishing a 2,000MW nuclear power infrastructure to diversify Uganda’s energy generating mix.
Uganda Launches Electronic Work Permit Recommendation System for Experts in the Oil Sector
The online system, which was inaugurated in Kampala, promises to speed up work permit approval, decrease processing time, improve paperwork, and allow for better expatriate surveillance.
The Government Receives Sh958 Billion For Nile and Kigezi Road Projects
The financing is likely to be used to build the roads Laropi-Moyo-Afoji and Katuna-Muko-Kamuganguzi.