Tanzania Welcomes First Shipment of Pipes for the Cross-Border EACOP Project

Posted on :Friday , 9th February 2024

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Project reached a major milestone on December 12, when the first batch of pipes for the cross-border pipeline landed in Dar es Salaam. The company and its shareholders, including SuperDoll, the local logistics partner, expressed their joy and excitement at the storage yard where the pipes were delivered.

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Uganda Attracts Record-Breaking Foreign Investments in Oil and Gas Sector

Posted on :Monday , 15th January 2024

FDI inflows to Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda soared to $13.3 billion in 2022, creating many jobs and boosting Uganda's oil and gas sector. Kenya attracted $2 billion and created 7,819 jobs with a 117% surge in investment inflows in one year.  

Tanzania recovers from pandemic with $1.3 billion FDI and 4,566 new jobs in 21 projects.

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Manufacturers Switch to Gas, Boost Profits.

Posted on :Monday , 23rd October 2023

At an estimated 57 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves both in the Indian Ocean and offshore, Tanzania holds east Africa largest gas deposits, with an annual production of 110 billion cubic feet from three fields: Songo Songo, Mnazi Bay, and Kiliwani.

Currently the country annual natural gas production stands at 68.02 billion cubic feet as compared to 59.96 billion cubic feet. . .

Tanzania Plans to Start the Fifth Round of Oil and Gas Licencing By June

Posted on :Monday , 23rd October 2023

Tanzania is hoping to officially launch the country's 5th oil and gas authorizing round by June and grant licenses to the victors by December of that very year, the chief general of its Petroleum Upstream Regulatory Authority (PURA) said on 5th October.

"By the end of the first quarter of 2024 in the middle of between the first and second quarter we will launch the bidding ro. . .

Tanzania's Future Fuel: Natural Gas' Revolutionary Potential

Posted on :Tuesday , 22nd August 2023

TANZANIA'S noteworthy petroleum gas abundance has turned into a distinct advantage, driving financial development and working on the existences of its residents.

With huge stores dispersed the country over, the potential for monetary flourishing and worldwide impact is gigantic. This article takes perusers on an astonishing excursion through the revelation, use and difficulti. . .