East Africa's export pipeline decision: context and impact
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Report summary
Uganda’s crude oil will be exported via Tanzania following a decision taken at a presidential summit in mid-April. The route has a number of advantages for Uganda, but the outcome has wider implications for the future of onshore oil and gas development in East Africa. With a shared pipeline to the Kenya coast no longer an option, the partners in Kenya's South Lokichar development must now evaluate the economics of a standalone export solution. In this insight we examine the context and impact of the decision on the developments and key stakeholders in Uganda and Kenya.
What's included
This report contains
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Background and context of the pipeline decision
- The Ugandan and Kenyan onshore developments both require export solutions
- Three route options were discussed
- Rationale for the selection of the Tanzania route
- How does Tanzania stand to benefit?
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Implications for Uganda and Kenya
- Impact on Uganda's Lake Albert development
- Impact on Kenya's South Lokichar development
- What does the decision mean for the Kenya partners?
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Appendix
- Uganda and Kenya pipeline throughput
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
Images
- Export pipeline route options subject to discussions
- East Africa pipeline routes selected in April 2016
- Lake Albert development valuation
- South Lokichar development valuation
- East Africa's export pipeline decision: context and impact: Image 5
Tables
- Kenya and Uganda assets - key attributes
- East Africa's export pipeline decision: context and impact: Table 2
- Uganda and Kenya pipelines - key attributes
- East Africa's export pipeline decision: context and impact: Table 4
- East Africa's export pipeline decision: context and impact: Table 5
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