Cosmas Lematia

There has been talk about Uganda exporting its crude oil. This is a false narrative considering our waxy oil profile and the impossibility of it moving in trucks as suggested. If trucks were to be used, you would need thousands of them to make economic sense. Tullow Oil tried it in Kenya and discontinued it for lack of economic viability despite the liquid nature of the Kenyan oil in the Turkana region. #oilandgas

Do you have what it takes to partner with us in the Kasuruban Contract Area-an oil and gas block? Details in the advert below. #UNOCAt10 #UNOCTenders

As Uganda, We're proud to participate in the SPE Africa ATC happening from (27-29) in Dar-es-Salaam! Our team from @UgandaChamber, @UNOC_UG @PAU_Uganda and @SpeUganda Section is showcasing Uganda's expertise in the O&G industry. We're honored to be part of this prestigious event

@MissKamanzi @UNOC_UG @pmuliisa21 @PAU_Uganda @SsekatawaAli The team

Corporate team building at @UNOC_UG… Spectacular Squad.. oye

We're hiring! If you're looking to join a dynamic and innovative team, check out our current job openings and apply today. Visit unoc.co.ug/career-opportu… for more information.

From the entire UNOC Team to you all and your loved ones, Happy Easter! #easter2024

Save the date for the upcoming #UNOCSpace 📅 Thursday 23rd November 2023 🕕 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Today marks the end of the African Energy Week in Cape Town. What a Week! It started off with a powerful performance from the youth asking leaders to secure their future and make energy poverty history on our continent! The Man behind this unstoppable movement to drive energy conversations @nj_ayuk was unapologetic as always, asking governments and leaders to cut the red tape and get contracts approved fast to exploit our God-given resources to drive our development. Africa deserves the much-needed energy security to industrialize, create jobs for its young population and drive sustainable development. Speaker after speaker, including the Heads of States all united by a common interest; AFRICA’S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. There’s no single economy in the world that has developed without the use of the most abundant and reliable energy- fossil energy! It is time for the “developing” Countries to actually develop! It was highlighted that it is estimated that by 2050, the world population will have increased by over 2 billion people, the demand for energy will only keep on rising!   Investments into technology to aid equitable and sustainable development must be prioritized. The IEA projects that the demand for petroleum products will rise to around 106m barrels per day by 2030. Like the APPO Secretary suggested, if the developed countries could focus on technology to harvest even just 25% of the emissions in the atmosphere, it would go along way in balancing the emissions contributions as Africa embarks on massive industrialization to drive its development.   Overall, at the end of the week, especially as countries prepare for Cop28, it is an optimistic picture painted that the Continent will begin to speak with one voice; Africa is rich, it shouldn’t survive on aid!  The continent deserves to sustainably produce and utilize its natural resource to end poverty. #AEW2023

Discussing the refinery, the UNOC CEO emphasised the need for the 60,000 bpd capacity refinery. While final investment decisions may extend beyond June 2023, she affirmed that we're actively seeking partners for a decision in 2024 and commissioning in 2027. An update on EACOP was also provided where attendees were informed that the pipeline is making strides with completed legal infrastructure and government agreements. Works have begun in Tanzania, and we're on track to achieve first oil in 2025 as planned.

Dr. Simon Echegu is our new Board member. He has sworn in at a short ceremony presided over by our shareholder, @NankabirwaRS . She emphasised UNOC's role in ensuring that Uganda benefits from the oil resource. Dr. Echegu is a senior academic staff, working as a Lecturer and Researcher in the Department of Geology and Petroleum Studies, Makerere University. He has 20 years of experience in the Oil and Gas industry, most of it gained from working in the Albertine Graben; initially as a Petroleum Geochemist for 10 years, and later as a Consultant, at the Directorate of Petroleum, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development. He is also a member of the Governing Council of Uganda Petroleum Institute, Kigumba.

Today, we honour the brave souls who sacrificed their lives for our religious freedom. #MartyrsDay2023

As SPE_MUK we join the rest of the country to commemorate the courage and sacrifice of the Uganda martyrs who stood firm in faith May we all be inspired by there courage in regards to what we believe in #MartyrsDay2023

I will deliver a key note speach in the upcoming @Mulusu1974 Handover and Finalist Party. As an alumnus, its a honor to attend the event.

Today, History was made! The first SPE Annual Students Chapters' Technical Conference and Exhibition was a success. The event was highlighted by different Technical Presentations from different companies in oil and gas in Uganda. #SASTCE2023 #WeAreSPE #UgandaYouth4Energy

#SASTCE2023 Here is what to expect; 1. Technical Presentations from various oil companies 2. Exhibitions on current technologies in the Energy Sector from several Oil and Gas companies in Uganda #WeAreSPE #UgandaYouth4Energy @mpgsMak @spe_muk @SpeUganda @Makerere

Ronald Kaggwa, an Exploration Geologist at UNOC has enlightened the students in attendance on UNOC’s role in Uganda’s Oil and Gas sector, key facts on the Albertine Graben, exploration enhancement & recoverability #SASTCE2023 #UgandaYouth4Energy

A group of students at Makerere University under the Makerere University Petroleum and Geology Society (MPGS) and the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) have organized the SPE Annual Student Chapter Technical Conference and Exhibition. #SASTCE2023 #UgandaYouth4Energy

Ronald Kaggwa an exploration geologist from @UNOC_UG speaks about the different methods used in Exploration of oil and gas which include: - Gravity - Magnetic - Seismic #SASTCE2023 #UgandaYouth4Energy

Mr Godfrey Kagga who is a drilling and a well performance engineer pointed out four major principles which include: 1.Sustainable energy and climate 2. People's well-being 3. Environment preservation 4. Shared property with the community. @TotalEnergiesUG #SASTCE2023