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Mombasa LNG Terminal is a proposed LNG import terminal in Mombasa, Kenya. As of July 2024 the project is presumed to be shelved, because there have been

is a proposed oil pipeline in South Sudan and Kenya. The LAPSSET Corridor was proposed after the Lokichar–Lamu Oil Pipeline was originally proposed as the

Mombasa or Lamu routes in Kenya. At the same summit, President Uhuru Kenyatta announced that Kenya would build the Kenya Crude Oil Pipeline on its own, thereby

SA, CNOOC Proposed capacity: Length: 1500 kilometers Status: Cancelled Start Year: The Uganda–Kenya Crude Oil Pipeline (UKCOP) was a proposed pipeline to

Government of Kenya. The replacement pipeline will run along the same route as the original pipeline, from Mombasa in Mombasa County, Kenya, to Nairobi in Nairobi

Government of Kenya Capacity: Length: 600 kilometers Diameter: Status: Proposed Cost: US$1.1 billion In April 2021, it was reported that Kenya and Tanzania

Kenya-Ethiopia Pipeline is a proposed petroleum products pipeline, running from Lamu, Kenya, to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It is a component of the larger

Operator: Unclear; proposed by governments of Kenya, Uganda, & Rwanda Parent Company: Proposed capacity: Length: 784 km Status: Proposed Start Year: Oil Pipe

Suez. In 2014, Business Daily reported that the then president of Kenya had secured 1 million tonnes of LNG yearly from a Qatari state firm. In 2016, plans

contract was made. In 2013, the government of Chad suspended all operations conducted by CNPC in the country due to environmental degradation in the Koudalwa