WATCH: Oil explorations & projects in Tanzania

Mpaka sasa ni vigumu kujua kampuni inayohusika hapa ni ipi, Je ni
Noor Oil and Industrial Technologies (NOIT) (Doha, Qatar) which has announced plans to begin construction of a 200,000-barrel-per-day (BBL/d) refinery and pipeline network in Tanzania.
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Yaani mradi wa mihela hiyo yote na kampuni hata haieleweki - nasikia kichefu chefu. Yale yale ya Richmond !!
 
Halafu jana nimeona wanafanya sijui mpango gani wa kuondoa kodi katika masuala ya mafuta...
 
Fundi Mchundo said:
Kupenda slope kutatumaliza! Au kumeishatumaliza?

Amandla......
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Vipi Mkuu, sijakupata - kupenda slope ? Nakupa mji, fafanua tafadhali.
Hata hivyo tunao wanawake wawili hapa - Mama Minoo Davar wa NOIT na Mama Rahma Al Kharoos wa RBP. Hongereni kina mama lakini muwe na uchungu kwani uchungu wa mwana aujuaye mzazi.
 
Laiti mamilioni ya WaTz wangekuwa wanayaelewa mambo haya yote, serikali hii ya kifisadi ingekuwa ni historia! Lakini inaniuma moyo kuona kwamba hata baadhi ya waliosoma wanashabikia vitu kama ujio wa timu ya Brazil ambapo serikali imechota mabilioni kuileta wakati nchi ina vipaumbele kibao!

Ikiwa wasomi wanashabikia mambo ya hovyo hovyo, sembuse wanavijiji wa Mkuranga, au Gairo? Naona kiza kinene kila mahala, sidhani hata CCJ itaweza kuwang'0a hawa.
 
Minister for Energy and Minerals William Ngeleja told The EastAfrican that the government will go ahead with the refinery project whatever happens, to cater for the country's needs and possibly for export.
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Majibu ya namna hii ya wanasiasa wetu huonyesha kuwa wameshalishwa sumu fulani. Kuna waziri alsiema serikali itanunua rada kwa vyovyote vile hata kama mamama Short atasemaje, eti hiyo ni haki yetu. Waziri mwingine akasema ndege ya raisi itanunuliwa hata kama itabidi wananchi wale nyasi. Baadaye tukagundua kuwa miradi yote ile ilikuwa imenyunyizia sume kwenye serikali. Nina wasiwasi sana kuwa kutokana na mazingira ya mradi huu na majibu ya waziri, kuna sume imeshanyunyizwa.
 


Nadhani ukweli ndio huo. kuna wasiwasi mkubwa kuwa muhugo wa mzee ndio unaotusababishia maumivu haya makali.
 
Hivi leo tunatoa contract za nama hiyo, je TIPPER ya pale Kigamboni iliishia wapi?
 
Mag3 said:
Vipi Mkuu, sijakupata - kupenda slope ? Nakupa mji, fafanua tafadhali.
Hata hivyo tunao wanawake wawili hapa - Mama Minoo Davar wa NOIT na Mama Rahma Al Kharoos wa RBP. Hongereni kina mama lakini muwe na uchungu kwani uchungu wa mwana aujuaye mzazi.
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Kupenda vya mteremko! Vitu vilivyo rahisi ambapo tutapata tu bila sisi wenyewe kuhangaika hata kidogo. Maneno kama " too good to be true" hatujui. Hatutaki kufanya due dilligence tukiamini kuwa kwa sababu ni wenzetu basi hawawezi kutuangusha! Technocrats wetu wamelala, wanawaachia wana siasa wafanye watakavyo! Corruption ipo ndiyo lakini mbaya zaidi ni kuendekeza uvivu na uzembe! Richmond alionyesha mtu business card tukaingia gia, hapa vidosho kutoka uarabuni na sehemu nyingine nao inaelekea wametuingiza mjini.

Amandla........
 
Kichuguu said:
Nadhani ukweli ndio huo. kuna wasiwasi mkubwa kuwa muhugo wa mzee ndio unaotusababishia maumivu haya makali.
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lol @ muhogo wa mzee!

Mzee Kichuguu, hiyo comment yako imeniacha hoi. Wakati wa kampeni kuna watu waligusia hilo swala la tabia ya mzee, wapambe wakajibu kuwa ni maisha binafsi. Lakini sasa naona tunavuna tulichopanda.

Labda tutajifunza kwamba nyumba ndogo hata kama hazipewi urasimi (first lady treatment), lakini kuna maumivu makubwa sana ambayo nchi inayapata. Kibaya zaidi ni kwamba imebaki kuwa rumors tu kuwa huyo Mama ni nyumba ndogo. So na yeye anatumia hiyo low profile kufanya mambo yake ambayo ninaona wazi kwamba kuna dalili za kutupeleka kwenye Richmond nyingine.
 

Fundi Mchundo,

Technocrats wetu siyo kwamba wamelala, wapo ambao wanafanya kazi na wanaweza kusema NO. Lakini tatizo tulilo nalo serikali yetu ni ya kifisadi.

Ninakumbuka kwenye sakata la Radar, Mzee Ngumbulu alikuwa Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara ya Fedha pale alipotembelewa na wahindi wakimuuzia idea ya radar. Ngumbulu alikataa na alienda kuonana na Mkuu wa Kaya wa zama hizo. Mzee Mwinyi alionekana kumwelewa na kumkubalia kwamba radar ilikuwa ni "dili" so serikali haikupaswa kujiingiza kwenye hilo swala.

Baada ya miezi michache, Mzee Ngumbulu alipigwa transfer na kupelekwa ofisi ya mambo ya kuondoa umasikini. Nafasi yake ilichukuliwa na Mzee Raphael Mollel. Kilichofuata ilikuwa ni kupitisha deal la radar. Mkapa alipoingia madarakani akamrudisha tena Ngumbulu pale Wizara ya Fedha. Mzee Ngumbulu alipochungulia kwenye ma-file anakuta deal lilishapitishwa tayari.

Sasa kwenye mazingira kama hayo unafanya nini? Who is to blame? Technocrat kafanya kazi yake, lakini mwenye maamuzi ya mwisho ni mwingine.

Unadhani ni kwanini serikali imeshindwa kuwawajibisha akina Mrindoko, Hosseah na wengineo ambao walitakiwa na Bunge washughulikiwe? Ni kwa kuwa technocrats hawana nguvu na wanachokitoa is just opinion/advice/suggestion, politicians ndiyo wenye final say. So, ni tatizo la mawaziri wetu na Ikulu, ambao wametanguliza matumbo yao na siyo maslahi ya taifa.
 

Mzee Raphael Mollel nae si technocrat?

Amandla.......
 
Keil said:
Ndiyo maana nilisema kwamba wapo technocrats ambao wanaweza kusena NO. Sikusema wote wanaweza kusema NO.
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Tatizo ndio hilo. Wengi hawawezi kusema NO. Na waliobaki wakitikiswa kidogo basi nao wanaishia kusema YES!

Amandla........
 
Haya mambo JF hamuyawezi nyie mnaweza ya wapi kutamu, dem huyu vipi na porojo, kama hii issue ni kali wapeni wanaume mwanahalisi na Raia mwema wafanyekazi kuikoa nchi, wanaosema haya kaeni tuone wanamaaana gani? kweli watanzania aliyetuloga kafa, halafu tunajiita humu ndani great thinkers? Ibueni mambo effectively toeni documents kwa wanaoyaweza hiyo ndiyo iwe value addition ya forum hii kwa raha zetu, sasa statements nyingine zinakatisha tamaa kabisa manake watu humu wanajidai watazamaji kumbuke 'there are no innocent bystanders' when it comes to facing the consequencies za upumbavu wa wachache. Sasa hebu fikirkierni Mkulo who has never been a finance manager but got the job out of what we all know, anataka kutuambia kukopa kwa Bashir aliyeanzisha benki ya kiislamu kunaonyesha kukua kwetu kiuchumi. World bank wanamwambia ni upumbavu, anabishana nao na sisi tumekaa kimya kwa nini tusiandamane kijulikane mbele kwa mbele? hata watanzania wasiona elimu huk vijijini wanaujasiri wa kupinga ujinga ndio maana leo hii wameamua kula sahani moja na vituo vya polisi, sisi hatuna wa kutuongoza kwenye matenda maneno too much!
 
Hili bomu litalipuka baada ya 2015 nyie subilini tu.
Ukiligusa sasa hivi likikulipukia shauri yako.....
 


Salaam... kwa sasa bado sitoingia kwa kina ila mambo ni mazito mno na tukae tukijua tu kwamba bado EL na RA wana nguvu za ajabu.




Dar reviving new refinery plans
By JOSEPH MWAMUNYANGE
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Saturday, February 21 2009 at 09:55
Tanzania is once again looking for investors to establish a refinery nearly two decades after the first such facility in Dar es Salaam was closed at the behest of the IMF.
In a broad hint to this effect, Minister for Energy and Minerals William Ngeleja told The EastAfrican, "The government's position on re-establishing a refinery to cater for the country's needs and possibly for export will be known very soon, since the facility is important for the country."
Asked to elaborate, the minister said that in the recent past some people had shown an interest in investing in a refinery, "but they have been rather quiet and we need to do something in order to move forward."
Initial plans for a new refinery were targeted at Kigamboni creek, but later this was changed to Bagamoyo and then back to Dar es Salaam.
Sirili Massay, Director of Petroleum at the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority, confirmed that a prospective investor had picked up application forms from the regulator to establish a refinery, but nothing had been communicated to date.
The old refinery in Dar es Salaam, a joint venture between Tanzania and Italy called the Tanzanian Italian Petroleum Refinery (Tiper), was constructed in 1963.
It was closed in 1991 after being in existence for nearly 30 years under the International Monetary Fund-imposed structural adjustment programme.
The IMF claimed the refinery was a loss-making venture, as it only operated at around 60 per cent of its installed capacity of 873 kilo-tonnes per annum.
Since then, the country has been importing refined petroleum products through different oil marketing companies. The country is currently working on introducing bulk procurement of petroleum products.
Despite having ceased refining petroleum products, Tiper is still in existence as bulk storage facility.
Last year, the Tanzanian government signed an agreement with a Qatar-based company to construct a refinery and a pipeline running from Dar es Salaam to Mwanza.
The construction of the $2.6 billion refinery was to be undertaken by Noor Oil and Industrial Technology Ltd with a consortium of Russian and German firms.
Rahma Al-Kharoos, chairperson of Noor Oil, told The EastAfrican last year that a site for the construction of the refinery had been identified in the Dar es Salaam region.
Noor Oil experts assessed the site for accessibility, environmental and social impact and proximity to the sea.
"The design of the proposed refinery utilises new technologies that reduce air emissions and conforms to stringent international standards that apply only to new refiners," she said.
The project was to have been implemented in phases, commencing last year with a feasibility study that would have included the engineering design, the environmental impact assessment followed by the construction of the oil refinery in Dar es Salaam and the oil pipeline from Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, and Kigoma.



The East African:
 
eppphwww...
Huyo mama Kharoos nlimsikiaga anatoatoa misaada "isiyoeleweka" ...
Nkashangaa fedha anatoa wapi...
Kumbe yuko mtandaoni..
Hili li CCM bora lijifie labda tutapunguza wizi huu wa mchana kweupe bila aibu wala nini...
 
According to a publication in the Business Monitor Online of May 12th, 2010:

Noor Reports Progress On Tanzanian Refinery And Pipeline Project

The president of multinational consortium Noor Oil And Industrial Technology (NOIT) has made a series of announcements suggesting that a project to construct a 200,000 barrel per day (b/d) oil refinery and oil pipeline in Tanzania may soon begin. Although the contract to build the refinery and pipeline was awarded in 2005, construction work never started and the project appeared to have stalled.The contract to build a refinery and pipeline in Tanzania was originally awarded to NOIT in 2005. The government awarded land for the refinery at Kisiju in the Mkuranga district to the south-west of Dar es Salaam. Since the signing of the deal, however, the project has remained at a standstill, with The East African newspaper reporting in December 2009 that building work had still not started and that the company had not made any firm financial commitments to the project. The company has not commented on the lack of progress at the refinery, but the delays may be partly attributable to the Tanzanian government's decision to change the location of the project twice in its early stages. It is unclear whether the theft of confidential documents relating to the project in Dar es Salaam in 2007 also had an impact. According to the company's president, Minoo Davar, speaking on Tanzanian television on May 11, plans, designs and feasibility studies for the project are now all underway. According to a Dow Jones report based on the broadcast, Davar added that the company had already secured funding for the project. The total costs are unclear, however, with Dow Jones and the company website claiming that the project was worth US$3.5bn, while a separate section of the company's website put the refinery costs alone at between US$5bn and US$5.4bn, and articles in Francophone news site Afrique en Ligne and Tanzania's Daily News putting total project costs at US$6bn. Davar also said that NIOT was in the final stages of talks with the Tanzanian government over the start of the project.
NOIT is owned by a consortium of the German unit of Rosneftegazstroy (formerly the Soviet Union's Ministry of Oil and Gas Construction), the Union Oil and Gas Industrialist Association of Russia and an unspecified number of members of Middle Eastern royal families. The project to construct the refinery and pipeline in Tanzania is being carried out as part of a wider consortium with six other companies, which includes an affiliate of Gazprom, US-based Saba Enterprises, Haas Gulf States and little-known Russian player Zakneftegastroy Promety.
According to NOIT's website, the 200,000b/d refinery will be located near Dar es Salaam. The company said that the site and the design of the facility would allow capacity to be expanded at a later stage. The Tanzanian government will hold a 10% stake in the refinery, with NIOT presumably holding the remaining 90%. The refinery will process 34-35º API Arabian light crude and other crudes imported from the Middle East. According to a company factsheet, there are two configurations for the refinery, although it added that both will use ExxonMobil's flexicoking technology. NOIT claims that 98% of the refinery's output would be of white products and that the plant would supply the domestic and regional markets.
Products will be supplied to consumers through a proposed pipeline running from Dar es Salaam to the town of Mwanza on the shores of Lake Victoria before running south-west to Kigoma on the shore of Lake Tanganyika. The Tanzanian government will hold a 5% stake in the pipeline. NOIT said that it was at an advanced stage of negotiations with Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi to extend the planned product pipeline from Mwanza to Uganda's oil region and beyond. A Ugandan official confirmed to Dow Jones that NOIT had approached his government, but that no agreement had been reached. He reiterated, however, that Uganda was keen to open up a new pipeline route through Tanzania ahead of the start-up of domestic oil production in 2011. Currently Uganda is dependent on the Kenyan port of Mombasa for most of its imports and exports.
With Tanzania's sole oil refinery, the Tanzanian Italian Petroleum Refinery (Tiper) having been mothballed in 1991 as part of an IMF structural adjustment programme, the country currently imports all of its refined product needs. The construction of a new 200,000b/d refinery would therefore have a huge impact on Tanzanian imports and could lead to it becoming a products exporter to neighbouring countries.
Nauliza tena bandugu, huyu Mama Minoo Davar ni nani ?
  • Ana uhusiano gani na huyu mwingine Mama Rahma Al Kharoos ?
  • Wote wawili ni raia wa nchi gani ?
  • Wana uhusiano gani na the land of Kilimanjaro ?
  • Je, majibu yawezekana yapo Los Angels ?
  • Je, viongozi wetu waliotembelea Los Angels karibuni walikutana na huyu mama ?
  • Gharama zaweza kuongezeka na kufikia US$6bn, hivi bajeti ya nchi ni kiasi gani ?
  • Twaambiwa shareholders wakubwa include members from the Middle East royal families, je tunauzwa kijanja ?
 
Juzi juzi tumeambiwa hivi kulingana na gazeti la the express


Oil company gets 15 year-tax waiver
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The project’s feasibility study by US-based Fluor Enterprise Inc. is in its final stage and will be completed in July. Who are these people ? Ukweli ni kuwa hawana uhusiano wowote na kampuni kubwa ya Fluor wala ofisi inayoeleweka huko CA, USA. Hapa ni utapeli moja kwa moja !
 
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