Sh1.3 trillion deals up for grabs as UNOC opens Mpigi works
UNOC chief legal officer and company secretary Peter Muliisa confirmed the development, saying: “Behind the scenes, a lot of work has been done to reach this level. We plan to have the KST break ground this month to pave the way for the construction of this mega infrastructure.”
A view of the central processing facility at the Kingfisher well pad on the shores of Lake Albert. As civil works under the Kingfisher, Tilenga and EACOP projects scale down ahead of first oil, attention has now shifted to new infrastructure, including the planned Kampala Storage Terminal in Mpigi district.
By: Vision Reporter, Journalist @New Vision
MPIGI - As civil works for the Tilenga, Kingfisher and East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) scale down ahead of first oil, the Uganda National Oil
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