Kafrican
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- Jan 26, 2015
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And FYI,lengo la Early oil Project ulikua ni kuangalia mambo ya logistics na pia ku market oil ya Kenya ili by the time tunajenga pipeline wanunuzi wawe wanajua oil yetu iko vipi. Lengo lake haikua kutengeneza faida!
Baada ya EOP tuliweza ku identify all the logistical needs zinazo hitajika kufanikisha export ya oil.
But since unapenda mashindano ya kitoto, here is the info you need. Mafuta yalio uzwa yalileta $13.4 million usd.
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EOPS commenced on 3 June 2018 with H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta, President of the Republic of Kenya, flagging off trucks transporting crude oil from Lokichar to the holding terminal in Changamwe, Mombasa. The scheme supported the wider Project Oil Kenya objectives by establishing key logistical infrastructure that can be shared by communities and the project, for example, the Kainuk Bridge and road upgrades to the A1 and C46 roads, and also provided important technical data about Kenya’s oil reserves, allowing Kenya’s oil to be marketed and benchmarked in the international oil markets to understand the price differential against Brent. EOPS also enabled national and county governments to gain technical expertise as Project Oil Kenya moved from exploration and appraisal to development and production, and gave all stakeholders, including communities, government and the Project Partners, critical insights into what developing oil in Northern Kenya involves and what will be needed to make it successful. Establishing these aspects beforehand will allow the operators to identify and manage risks associated with large capital-intensive projects like FFD and potentially reduce project execution delays.
The pilot scheme involved developing five existing wells in the Amosing and Ngamia fields located in Blocks 13T and 10BB and saw the transportation of 2000 bopd by road from Turkana to Mombasa. The culmination of this journey was witnessed on 26 August 2019 with the maiden lifting of 240,000 barrels of Kenya crude at an event presided over by H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta. This was the first ever lifting of oil from East Africa to the international market with KES 1.48 billion ($13,400, 913) revenue received – a major milestone in Kenya’s Oil and Gas industry.
Successful End to Early Oil Pilot Scheme (EOPS)
Pilot scheme allowed the operators to identify and manage risks associated with large capital-intensive projects.