Category: Oil & Gas

Dangote’s US$2.5bn Namibia Fuel Project Could Boost Zambia’s Supply Dangote Group has launched a planned US$2.5 billion fuel storage and regional pipeline project in Namibia, with Zambia among the markets expected to benefit from an expanded petroleum distribution network. The development, unveiled at Walvis Bay on 4 November, aims to strengthen fuel storage capacity and improve connections between the Atlantic port and inland Southern African markets. For Zambia, the proposed network could provide an additional fuel supply option. However, the extent of those benefits will depend on the final infrastructure… Read More Here

Zambia, Mozambique Sign MoU to Address Fuel Losses and Improve Trade Along Beira Corridor Zambia and Mozambique have strengthened technical cooperation to address petroleum measurement discrepancies and unaccounted-for fuel losses along the Beira Corridor, in a move aimed at improving accountability, reducing commercial disputes and lowering costs for businesses using the strategic trade route. The cooperation follows the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Mozambique’s National Institute of Standardisation and Quality (INNOQ) and three Zambian quality infrastructure institutions: the Zambia Bureau of Standards (ZABS), the Zambia Compulsory Standards… Read More Here

Zambia Approves Tanzania and Namibia Fuel Pipelines to Strengthen Energy Security Zambia’s Cabinet has approved two major regional pipeline projects aimed at diversifying the country’s fuel supply routes, improving energy security and meeting growing petroleum demand. The projects are the Tanzania-Zambia Multi-Products Pipeline (TZMPP) and the Namibia-Zambia Refined Petroleum and Natural Gas Pipeline (NZPGP). The government has also approved a shareholding structure for the new Tanzania-Zambia pipeline. The projects are intended to reduce Zambia’s reliance on existing fuel supply infrastructure and create additional routes for importing petroleum products. The TZMPP… Read More Here