Overview

• 1,445km long and 24inch diameter electric heated crude oil pipeline system from Hoima, Uganda to the Port of Tanga in Tanzania
• 296kms through 10 districts in Uganda, and 1,147kms across 8 regions and 20 districts in Tanzania
• US$ 3.565 Billion capital expenditure
• Implemented through EACOP Co., an incorporated JV between TotalEnergies, CNOOC, UNOC and TPDC
• Projected CAPEX of US$3.9 billion and OPEX > US$ 100 million per year

Project Progress

• EACOP route: approved
• FEED and ESIA (Uganda & Tanzania): completed and approved by respective regulatory bodies
• Inter-Government Agreement for the Crude Export Pipeline: signed in May 2017
• The EACOP RAP: completed and approved with implementation ongoing
• Host Government Agreements(Uganda & Tanzania): signed in April 2021
• Shareholder Agreement and Tariff and Transportation Agreement: signed in April 2021

• Procurement of Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC): contracting ongoing and at award stage
• EACOP Bill (Development of enabling legislation for EACOP): ongoing

Opportunities

• Direct Employment

1. Construction (> 5,000 jobs)

• Engineering, Procurement & Construction Services & Works:

1. Fabrication
2. Construction
3. Transportation
4. Pipe Coating
5. Accommodation
6. Other related works

• Engineering, Procurement & Construction Supplies:

1. Food
2. Construction Materials
3. Pipes
4. Valves
5. Cables and Transfers
6. Heat exchangers

Overview

• 60,000 bopd oil refinery in Kabaale, Buseruka Sub-county, Hoima District
• 210 km multi-products pipeline to Namwambula, Mpigi
• Storage Terminal in Mpigi
• Mbegu Water Intake and Pipeline
• UNOC shareholding - 40% through Uganda Refinery Holding Company Limited
• AGRC selected as Lead Investor
• Expect the East African States to invest in Refinery
• Projected CAPEX of US$ 3.2 billion, with some investment from the East African states

Project Progress

• Land for refinery development: secured
• Refinery Project Framework Agreement (between AGRC, MEMD and UNOC): signed in April 2018
• Refinery Configuration (as the Residual Fluid Catalytic Cracker): approved in February 2019
• Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) : 97% complete
• RAP Study & ValuationReports (for the 210km pipeline from Hoima to Mpigi): approved
• Refinery ESIA : 60% complete
• Mbegu Land Acquisition Process: ongoing

Opportunities

• Direct Employment

1. Construction (> 5,000 jobs)

• Engineering, Procurement & Construction Services & Works:

1. Fabrication
2. Construction
3. Transportation
4. Pipe Coating
5. Accommodation
6. Utilities

• Engineering, Procurement & Construction Supplies:

1. Food
2. Construction Materials
3. Pipes
4. Tanks
5. Valves
6. Cables
7. Heat exchangers

• Petroleum Services:

1. Fuel Quality Testing
2. Industrial Inspections
3. Corrosion Services
4. Hazardous Waste Management
5. Environmental Management Services

Vision

• Promote economic development and national industrialization
• Implementing an industrial development plan
• Capitalize on the development phase to build the capacity of the local companies and Tanzania Citizen
• Drive the growth of the Tanzania Oil & Gas Industry in line with the objective of Tanzania for long term industrial development

Local Content Pillars

• Employment and Training

1. EACOP and its main contractors will give priority to Tanzanian nationals
2. All contractors must promote employment and exceed minimum employment requirements
3. Contractors and subcontractors are required to provide training to improve the level of competence of the workforce.

• Goods and Services

1. Priority is given to available local goods and services on an open tendering
2. 10% of technical bid evaluation in Local Content
3. Transparency & advertising is key in the procurement process
4. The local community must be involved in the supply chain
5. Reserved contracts for Tanzanian citizens

• Reserved Contracts

The following goods and services shall be provided by Tanzanian companies

1. Transportation
2. Security
3. Foods and beverages
4. Hotel accommodation and Catering
5. Office Supplies
6. Fuel Supply
7. Land Surveying
8. Lifting Equipment
9. Locally available construction materials
10. Civil Works
11. Communications services
12. Waste Management

• Capacity Building and Technology Transfer

1. Partnership between international companies and local companies
2. Industry Enhancement Centre, quarterly forums
3. Train The Trainer
4. Training for local communities
5. Scholarship, Internship
6. Support to local institutions
7. Donations to local communities
8. Business development

Engineering, Procurement, Construction & Management Goods & Services

• Procurement (Goods)

1. PPE
2. Foods and Beverages
3. Office Supply
4. Pre-engineered
5. Building and Office
6. Office and Camp
7. Appliance and Furniture
8. Signage, barriers and fencing

• Transport & Logistics

1. Vehicles
2. Drivers
3. Travel
4. Clearing and forwarding Services
5. Office Space
6. Security
7. Hotel accommodation & catering
8. Human Resource Management
9. Land Surveying
10. Communications & Information technology services
11. Waste Management
12. Legal Services
13. Insurance Service
14. Training Services

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Tanzania EACOP Local Content Presentation

Overview

• The KIP is a petro-based industrial park to be developed on 29.57 Km2 of land, in Kabaale, Buseruka Sub-county, Hoima District.
• UNOC to hold 51% shareholding
• KIP will accommodate several facilities and amenities:

1. Refinery
2. Crude Oil Export Hub
3. International Airport
4. Petrochemical & Fertilizer Industry
5. Light & Medium Industries
6. Warehousing & Logistics
7. Agro-processing

• 3year construction period with US$ 200 Million total capital expenditure
• Projected CAPEX US$19 million

Project Progress

• Master Plan: developed and approved by the Physical Planning Board - Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development
• EOI for the Strategic Partner: completed and due diligence on shortlisted bidders conducted
• Land Allocation Guidelines: under final legal review

• EOI for Access & Arterial Roads, Electricity, Security, Water & Wastewater & ESIA: evaluation complete
• KIP Infrastructure Design Proposal: in development

Opportunities

• Industrial development:

1. Fertilizer
2. Polypropylene
3. Plastics
4. Industrial Gases
5. Bulk LPG uptake

• Services:

1. Fabrication
2. Accommodation
3. Construction
4. Transportation
5. Waste Management
6. PipeWorks

• Airport Synergies:

1. Agro-based industries
2. Labour Mobility
3. Equipment Mobility