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East African Crude Oil Pipeline

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Cities

Hoima
Uganda
Chato
Tanzania, United Republic of
Tanga
Tanzania, United Republic of

Distance

1443km
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1443km
rehabilitated
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existing
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Cost

$5b
$5,000,000,000

Phases

planned, 2025

Objective

EACOP will transport oil produced from Uganda’s Lake Albert oilfields to the port of Tanga in Tanzania where the oil will then be sold onwards to world markets.

Description

The pipeline is intended to transport crude oil from the Ugandas oil fields to the port of Tanga in Tanzania with 216,000 barrels per day. it is planned to start in the year 2025.

History

"Known for many years as an area where natural oil seepages occurred, oil was first discovered by drilling in the Lake Albert area of Uganda in 2006. This first discovery led to an extensive period of further exploration and appraisal which was completed in 2014.

Capacities

216000 barrels crude oil per day

Finance

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$ investment
Total Energies SE Company
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$ investment
China National Offshore Oil Corporation Company
$ investment
Uganda National Pipeline Company Company
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$ investment
Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation Company
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$ loan
Standard Bank Group Limited Bank

Operators

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Total Energies SE
Company
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China National Offshore Oil Corporation
Company

Contractors

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Worley Limited
Company
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China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Co., Ltd.

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