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The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is a 1,443 km heated pipeline system that will transport crude oil from Uganda's Lake Albert oil fields to the Tanga port in Tanzania. This $5 billion flagship project represents the longest electrically heated pipeline in the world and is critical infrastructure for East Africa's oil export capacity.

Gas-based industrial projects including fertiliser, petrochemicals, CNG/LNG trucking, and industrial parks using domestic gas. Structured as PPP/JV opportunities.

Investment and PPP opportunities through Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board. Diverse opportunities in mining, petroleum exploration, and energy infrastructure.

Long-term geothermal IPP and service opportunities in the Baringo-Silali geothermal area. GDC pipeline project for sustainable clean energy generation.

Planned acceleration of Mombasa refinery upgrades to enhance regional crude processing capability. Strategic investment to improve fuel security and reduce import dependence.

Major upgrade of existing pipeline system from Mombasa port through Nairobi to Kisumu. New pipeline capacity from Mombasa to Nairobi with Sinendat-Kisumu expansion to enhance regional fuel distribution.

Helium exploration and appraisal programme in Rukwa Basin. Farm-in and strategic investor opportunities for this rare and valuable industrial gas with growing global demand.

Large-scale nickel, cobalt, and copper development project. Investment opportunities via EPC, finance, offtake agreements, and services/local participation. Critical minerals for electric vehicle battery supply chains.

Gas supply and infrastructure expansion project under development, targeting 2026 completion. Active construction phase as part of Tanzania's $50 billion infrastructure programme.

Large-scale rare earth elements project with project/company financing and downstream processing opportunities. Critical minerals development for global technology supply chains.

Petro-industrial investment cluster around oil infrastructure including storage, logistics, petrochemicals, services, and utilities. Strategic location near Lake Albert oil fields and refinery.

CNOOC-operated Lake Albert Basin oilfield in advanced/final phase, targeting first oil production in 2026. Production-ready infrastructure connecting to EACOP pipeline for regional crude oil export.

Production-ready Lake Albert Basin oilfield operated by TotalEnergies, targeting first oil in 2026. Advanced/final phase development with estimated reserves of 1+ billion barrels. Multiple producing wells connecting to EACOP pipeline infrastructure.
Nickel deposit development at Musongati with 180 million tonnes of ore reserves. Seeking strategic investor for mine development and processing facilities. Significant export potential to Asian markets. 180 million tonnes nickel ore reserves. Strategic investor sought. Mine development and processing facilities. Export-oriented project. Growing nickel demand for batteries.
Tier III data center facilities at Konza Technopolis, Kenya's Silicon Savannah. This smart city project offers Special Economic Zone benefits and 10-year tax holidays for technology investors. Data centers will serve East African market with growing cloud computing demand. Tier III data center infrastructure in Kenya's planned technology hub. SEZ benefits include 10-year tax holiday, duty-free imports, and streamlined licensing. Growing demand for cloud services across East Africa.
Factory development and leasing opportunities in Namanve and Luzira Industrial Parks. These Special Economic Zones offer 10-year tax holidays, duty-free imports, and streamlined licensing for manufacturing investors. Industrial park infrastructure with SEZ benefits. 10-year tax holiday, duty-free capital goods imports, and one-stop licensing. Target sectors include textiles, agro-processing, and light manufacturing.
Phase 2 extension financing for Dar es Salaam's Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and light rail system. This urban transport project will expand coverage to additional city corridors and reduce traffic congestion in East Africa's second-largest city. Phase 2 expansion of successful BRT system. Additional corridors and rolling stock. PPP structure with fare revenue sharing. Co-financing opportunities with development banks.

Additional power barges and extraction platforms for Lake Kivu methane gas-to-power project. Current capacity of 26 MW expandable to 100+ MW. This unique project extracts dissolved methane from Lake Kivu's deep waters for electricity generation with carbon credit benefits. Expandable from 26 MW to 100+ MW. PPA guaranteed with carbon credits. Unique methane extraction technology. High-priority Q1 2025 project. Environmental benefits from methane removal.
Gasification and briquette production from Rwanda's 155 million tonnes of peat reserves. Seeking technology partners for sustainable peat-to-energy conversion. This renewable energy source can provide baseload power and cooking fuel. 155 million tonnes of peat reserves. Gasification and briquette production opportunities. Seeking technology partners. Sustainable extraction methods required. Domestic energy security benefits.
Grid-scale solar Independent Power Producer (IPP) opportunities from 10-50 MW. Rwanda offers 25-year Power Purchase Agreements and streamlined licensing through the Rwanda Development Board. 10-50 MW grid-scale solar projects. 25-year PPAs available. Streamlined licensing and land allocation. Rwanda's favorable investment climate and stable governance.
Lithium, tantalum, and tin processing facilities in Rwanda's Special Economic Zones. Rwanda is positioning itself as a regional processing hub for battery metals with attractive SEZ benefits and skilled workforce. Processing facilities for lithium, tantalum, and tin. SEZ benefits and tax incentives. Strategic location for regional mineral processing. Growing EV battery demand.
Technology park development and data center facilities at Kigali Innovation City. Phase 1 under construction with opportunities for tech companies, startups, and data center operators. Rwanda's digital economy focus creates strong demand. Tech park with office space, data centers, and innovation hubs. Phase 1 under construction. Target sectors: fintech, AI, software development. Government support for digital economy.
7 offshore oil blocks available through Production Sharing Agreements. High-risk/high-reward exploration opportunity with historical data from Coastline Exploration and Shell. Active licensing round with Somali Petroleum Authority. 7 offshore blocks available. Historical seismic data available. High-risk due to security and political factors. High-priority Q1 2025 project. Potential for significant discoveries.
Distributed solar mini-grid systems (0.5-5 MW) backed by USAID and World Bank. Concessional financing available reduces investment risk. These systems will provide reliable electricity to underserved communities and businesses. 0.5-5 MW distributed solar systems. USAID/World Bank concessional financing available. Development funding reduces risk. Growing demand for reliable electricity.
Service contracts and equipment supply for oil field rehabilitation in Blocks 1, 2, and 4. Post-conflict rehabilitation opportunity with government seeking technical partners. Equipment leasing and service agreements available. Rehabilitation of existing oil fields. Government seeking technical partners. Equipment leasing and service contracts. Post-conflict recovery opportunity. Production restart potential.
Modernization of 5,000 barrels per day refinery at Bentiu. Seeking financing and technology partners to upgrade processing capacity and efficiency. Critical infrastructure for domestic fuel supply. 5,000 bpd refinery modernization. Technology and financing partners sought. Domestic fuel supply critical need. Rehabilitation and expansion opportunity.
High-voltage transmission lines for Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). The dam is complete but requires extensive transmission infrastructure to distribute 6,450 MW of power across Ethiopia and to neighboring countries. Transmission infrastructure for 6,450 MW GERD. Regional power export opportunities. Government-backed offtake agreements. Critical for Ethiopia's industrialization.
Factory development in Hawassa, Mekelle, and Kombolcha Industrial Parks. Ethiopia offers duty-free imports and income tax exemptions for manufacturing investors. Target sectors include textiles, leather goods, and agro-processing. Industrial park infrastructure with incentives. Duty-free imports and tax exemptions. Target sectors: textiles, leather, agro-processing. Access to 110 million consumer market.
147 MW regional hydropower project shared by Burundi, Rwanda, and DRC. Seeking co-financing for this cross-border infrastructure project managed by the Economic Community of Great Lakes Countries (CEPGL). 147 MW regional hydropower. Tri-national project (Burundi, Rwanda, DRC). Co-financing opportunities with development banks. Power sharing agreement in place.

Production financing for graphite mining projects in Tanzania, home to the world's 4th largest graphite reserves. Growing demand for battery-grade graphite makes this a strategic investment in the electric vehicle supply chain. World's 4th largest graphite reserves. Multiple projects seeking production financing. Growing EV battery demand drives market. High-priority Q1 2025 project. Export-oriented with Asian market access.
20-year concession for toll collection and maintenance of the Kampala-Entebbe Expressway. This 51km highway connects Uganda's capital to Entebbe International Airport and handles significant commercial and tourist traffic. 51km expressway toll collection and maintenance concession. 20-year term with established traffic volumes. Includes toll plaza operations, road maintenance, and incident management.
Service contracts and equipment supply opportunities for Uganda's Albertine Graben oil production. With estimated reserves of 6.5 billion barrels, this development phase offers multiple entry points for service providers, equipment suppliers, and logistics companies. Estimated 6.5 billion barrels of oil reserves. Development phase offers opportunities in drilling services, equipment supply, logistics, and support services. Multiple international oil companies involved.
Completion financing and equipment supply for Uganda's 600 MW Karuma Hydropower Project. Currently 85% complete, this project requires final phase financing for turbine installation and transmission infrastructure. Upon completion, it will be Uganda's largest power generation facility. 600 MW hydropower project 85% complete. Final phase requires turbine installation and transmission line completion. Government-backed PPA guaranteed. Project will significantly increase Uganda's generation capacity.
Additional wind turbines and grid infrastructure expansion for Africa's largest wind power project. The Lake Turkana Wind Power Project currently generates 310 MW and has potential for expansion to over 500 MW. This expansion phase will add additional turbines and strengthen grid infrastructure to support increased capacity. Current capacity of 310 MW with expansion potential to 500+ MW. The project benefits from a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and carbon credit opportunities. Additional phases will include new turbine installations and transmission line upgrades.
Container terminal expansion at Mombasa Port with addition of Berths 22-26. This expansion will add 1.5 million TEUs of capacity to East Africa's busiest port. A 30-year concession is available for private sector operators. Addition of Berths 22-26 with 1.5 million TEU capacity. 30-year concession available for terminal operators. Mombasa serves landlocked countries including Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan, and Eastern DRC.
Extension and operational equipment for Kenya's Standard Gauge Railway connecting Nairobi to Mombasa. Phase 2 includes additional rolling stock, station upgrades, and extension to Uganda border. This infrastructure project is critical for East African regional trade facilitation. Extension of successful Phase 1 SGR. Includes rolling stock procurement, station modernization, and extension to Uganda border. Co-financing opportunities available with development partners.

Wellhead generation units for the Menengai Geothermal Project in Kenya's Rift Valley. Three 35 MW units (105 MW total capacity) with 20-year Power Purchase Agreements and government-supplied steam. This project leverages Kenya's vast geothermal resources in the Great Rift Valley. Three 35 MW wellhead generation units (105 MW total). 20-year PPA with government steam supply guaranteed. Kenya's geothermal potential exceeds 10,000 MW. High-priority Q1 2025 project.
Farm-in partnership opportunity for oil production phase in Kenya's South Lokichar Basin. Tullow Oil is seeking strategic partners to develop estimated reserves of 560 million barrels. This represents Kenya's first commercial oil production project with significant export potential. Estimated reserves of 560 million barrels. Tullow Oil seeking farm-in partner for production phase. Infrastructure development includes pipeline to Mombasa port. High-priority Q1 2025 project.
Expansion of Africa's largest wind farm located in Marsabit County, Kenya. The project aims to add 200MW capacity to the existing 310MW facility, leveraging Kenya's strong wind resources and growing energy demand. The expansion will include new turbines, transmission infrastructure, and battery storage systems to enhance grid stability. Kenya's geothermal and wind energy sector is experiencing rapid growth, with strong government support through feed-in tariffs and tax incentives. The project aligns with Kenya's Vision 2030 and commitment to achieve 100% renewable energy by 2030.
Construction of a luxury eco-lodge and tourism complex on the edge of Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, featuring 80 eco-friendly rooms, conference facilities, and curated wildlife experiences. The project leverages Tanzania's position as one of Africa's premier safari destinations, attracting over 1.5 million international tourists annually. The lodge will be built using sustainable materials, powered by solar energy, and employ water recycling systems. Facilities include a spa, fine dining restaurant, infinity pool, and partnerships with local Maasai communities for cultural tourism experiences. Tanzania's tourism sector generated $2.6 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow 12% annually. The project creates 300+ permanent jobs and supports local community development through revenue sharing and skills training programs.
Development of a state-of-the-art technology and innovation park within Kigali Innovation City, Rwanda's flagship smart city project. The facility will provide Grade A office space, co-working hubs, data centers, and incubation facilities for tech startups and multinational technology companies. Rwanda has positioned itself as East Africa's technology hub with world-class digital infrastructure, business-friendly regulations, and a growing pool of tech talent. The park will house fintech, edtech, healthtech, and software development companies, with fiber optic connectivity, reliable power, and modern amenities. The government offers tax incentives, fast-track business registration, and access to regional markets through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Expected to create 2,500+ high-skilled jobs and attract $150 million in follow-on tech investments.
Establishment of a modern coffee processing and export facility in Mbeya, Tanzania, one of the country's premier coffee-growing regions. The facility will include wet and dry processing mills, quality control laboratories, warehousing, and direct export logistics. Tanzania produces over 50,000 metric tons of coffee annually, with Mbeya accounting for 30% of national production. The project will add value by processing raw coffee beans to export-grade standards, capturing higher margins in the global specialty coffee market. Infrastructure includes solar-powered processing equipment, cold storage, and direct rail access to Dar es Salaam port. The project creates 450+ jobs and supports 8,000+ smallholder farmers through contract farming agreements.
Development of a 50MW solar photovoltaic farm along the Kampala-Entebbe Expressway corridor in Uganda. The project will utilize underutilized land adjacent to the expressway to generate clean energy for Uganda's national grid. The facility will include solar panels, inverters, and grid connection infrastructure. Uganda has excellent solar irradiation levels (5.1 kWh/m²/day) and growing electricity demand driven by industrialization. The government offers attractive incentives including 10-year tax holidays for renewable energy projects, duty exemptions on equipment, and guaranteed power purchase agreements. The project supports Uganda's target to increase renewable energy capacity to 3,500MW by 2030.
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