Kenya’s government says it has approved a plan to produce between 2,000 and 4,000 barrels a day of crude oil in an effort to exploit the country’s oil production potential. A statement from the president’s communications department said that infrastructure will be upgraded to allow trucks to ferry the oil to the country’s main port
Kenyatta wants Plan to transport Crude Oil by road Finalized by end of January, Oil expected at Port by September 2016
Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta has given a ‘State House team’ until the end of January to work out on the logistics of transporting the crude oil from the oil fields in the Turkana region to the sea-port according to latest Reports. A source quoted by The East African newspaper, said the team has been asked
Japan’s Toyota Tsusho wins contract to design Uganda-Kenya pipeline
Japan’s Toyota Tsusho has won a contract to design an oil export pipeline from Uganda to Kenya’s coast, a Kenyan official says. According to Joseph Njoroge, the Kenya Energy Ministry’s principal secretary, Toyota Tsusho, the company awarded the contract for the feasibility study and preliminary engineering design must submit their report within the next five
Why Tullow Oil PLC is cutting expenditure elsewhere and focusing on exploration in East Africa
Amid-st the turbulent rage of the faltering oil prices Tullow Oil PLC has resolved to revise its investment priorities and focus on East Africa and Ghana in West Africa come 2015. In an Interim Management Statement issued on 12th November 2015 Tullow indicated that though exploration will remain a key part of the company’s future