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Ugandan Parliament Committee Visits Petroleum Projects; EACOP Reaches 92% Completion

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What happened

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Members of Parliament on the Committee on the Budget conducted an oversight visit to major petroleum projects in Uganda on October 6, 2026,. The delegation toured sites including the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Pump Station One and the Tilenga Project. Updates indicated that EACOP has reached 92% overall completion, with all line pipe laid and buried, and has entered pre-commissioning and testing.

From independent.co.ug

Why it matters

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The visit was part of Parliament’s mandate to ensure accountability and successful implementation of strategic national projects. The advanced status of projects like EACOP supports the planned export of crude oil from Uganda to Tanzania via the pipeline.

From independent.co.ug

Who's involved

  • committeeCommittee on the Budget, which conducted the oversight visit to assess project progress.
  • Uganda National Oil CompanyUganda's state-owned oil company, involved in the oversight visit.
  • UgandaThe country hosting the petroleum development projects.
  • TanzaniaThe destination country for Uganda's crude oil via the EACOP pipeline.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Uganda National Oil CompanySpeculative

    Uganda National Oil Company might see future revenue streams supported by the confirmed project progress.

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