EP1 Uganda's Oil & Gas Project: The Kingfisher Development Area (KFDA)

EP1 Uganda's Oil & Gas Project: The Kingfisher Development Area (KFDA) #uganda #oil #gas #oilandgas #africa #ugandatourism
Kingfisher Development Area (KFDA) is one of Uganda’s key oil and gas projects. The name is derived from a fish-eating bird-Kingfisher- common there. It is in Buhuka “flat”, Kyangwaali in Kikuube district.
UNOC, as the Government nominee, holds a 15% participating interest in the project. Our partners are CNOOC Uganda Limited (operator) and Total Energies EP Uganda holding 28.33% and 56.67% respectively.
KFDA covers the Kingfisher field located in Kikuube with plans for future tie-in of Mputa-Nzizi-Waraga fields in Kaiso-Tonya, Hoima District.
The project will produce 40,000 barrels of crude oil per day during peak production. KFDA key infrastructure comprises:
Development of a Central Processing Facility (CPF) with a capacity of 40,000 barrels of oil per day.
Thirty-one (31) wells (11 injectors and 20 producers) to be drilled on four (4) well pads.
Nineteen (19) kilometers of flowlines to connect the fields to the CPF.
A forty-six (46) kilometer 12-inch feeder pipeline from the CPF in Buhuka to the export hub and Refinery in Kabaale, Hoima District.
A Lake Water Abstraction station.
Supporting infrastructure such as temporary and permanent camps, a materials yard, a jetty, and several access roads, among others.
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[@jaymaimer]

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[@Amukalalu]

Imagine Uganda the owner of the oil getting the same amount like Tanzania, what kind of madness is this. At least they should have left it in the ground and planned for a refinery in the long term instead of exporting crude oil

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[@ronaldeastgate8988]

Too much stories even for long time Uganda haven't produced it's oil , is it a sign that Uganda won't benefit because we are tired of stories we grew up listening to musevenis stories on TVs now we are satisfied we only need actions not words

[@nelsonveryinspiringsongver8042]

Very educative, but I can tell you that this resource is already stolen by multinational corporation and rich people, looking at what is happening in Uganda's Parliament gives you a picture, they even signed secret agreements with Total and Chinese companies, they took advantage of peasants to construct a crude pipeline without due compesation for their lands, Uganda is a corrupt country now. Nelson Asiimwe

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[@ronaldeastgate8988]

may be because when, How, what, and why not in processes as per know Uganda would have been the richest in the region but A small country Rwanda it's as if the one owning oil with the smallest tax payers money