China to preserve the Uganda oil pipeline

The pipeline, which “is the largest portion – above 50% of the debt,” is being funded by Eximbank in partnership with Sinosure, the Chinese government’s state-owned provider of export credit insurance, according to the ministry’s permanent secretary, Irene Bateebe.

Uganda’s Power Generation To Rise To 50,000 MW

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja, who presided over the introduction of the Energy Policy, stated that Uganda, like the rest of Africa, has an abundance of evenly dispersed electricity sources.
These include fossil fuels and uranium, as well as hydropower (15,000 MW), solar (10,000 MW), geothermal (500 MW), heat (800 MW), wind (200 MW), and other sources.

The Development Of The Oil And Gas Sector In Uganda

The Ugandan oil and gas project has now begun in full swing after encountering various difficulties such as tax disputes, local content rules, and environment-related demonstrations. The sector’s association of service providers has altered its emphasis from avoiding involvement in the sector to carrying out awarded contracts.