Players In Uganda’s Oil Business Talk About a Strategy for Renewable Energy Sources
The goal of the global community is to fairly switch from the use of environmentally harmful fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources.
The New Solar Era
Huawei Digital Power hosted a FusionSolar Partner Summit in Kampala, Uganda. With the theme “Lighting Up a Greener Africa,” the event’s goal was to bring together channel partners to introduce the company’s most recent sustainable energy solutions to the Ugandan market.
UNOC And Oil Marketing Firms Agree on A Fuel Sales Agreement
UNOC reports that this is a significant step forward in the process of bringing bulk petroleum products into the nation; the first delivery is scheduled for July of this year.
African And South Korean Officials Promise Closer Ties and Vital Mineral Development
Reaching out with offers to assist with digital transformation and industrial infrastructure, South Korea is attempting to get a foothold in a massive and rapidly expanding market that is home to 1.4 billion people, most of whom are under 25.
Uganda’s Safeboda Presents Electric Bike Boda Boda Tier for Eco-Friendly Transportation
The Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero, praised SafeBoda for its creative strategy in advancing sustainability and e-mobility.
Uganda to Modernize Kilembe Copper Mines
The government’s strong desire to capitalize on the rising demand for minerals worldwide, especially cobalt, which is necessary for electric vehicle batteries, shows how committed it is to diversifying the economy and using the nation’s natural resources to promote equitable growth.
Uganda Participates in International Convention to Combat Plastic Pollution in Ottawa
Radical environmentalists spoke up in the midst of busy negotiations, calling for a drastic ban on the production of plastics. Nonetheless, their passionate appeals clashed with the pragmatic realities of the world’s packaging business and industrial methods intricately linked to the manufacturing of plastic.
Tilenga Academy Begins Training 200 Youth
The Uganda Petroleum Institute Kigumba (UPIK) will begin training its inaugural cohort of one hundred (100) trainees in April 2024. Subsequent training programs at global oil and gas training facilities and practical training throughout the Tilenga Project’s building phase will come next. October 2024 is when the second cohort is scheduled to begin training.
Sh17b Source of The Nile Pier Construction
The project, valued at Sh17 billion, was awarded to Excel Construction Company Limited by the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities of the Government of Uganda. Its original duration was scheduled to begin on October 1, 2023, and end on October 1, 2024.
China Extended an Invitation to The Energy Minister of Uganda
A significant step forward for Uganda’s ambitious $5 billion crude oil pipeline project has been made: China has formally invited Uganda’s energy minister, Hon. Ruth Nankabirwa, indicating that talks between the two countries are about to take place.