Uganda: East African Crude Oil Pipeline Now Beyond 90% Completion
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project has surpassed 90% completion, marking a significant step toward Uganda's goal of becoming an oil-exporting nation. Construction is now focused on final infrastructure, including pumping stations and marine terminals, despite ongoing criticism from environmental groups.
Why it matters
This project represents a major shift in East Africa's energy landscape and economic potential, while highlighting the persistent tension between industrial development and environmental conservation.
The project, however, remains the subject of criticism from environmental organisations, which have raised concerns about its ecological and climate impacts
The article reports on project milestones and corporate updates while acknowledging the existence of environmental opposition without taking a stance.
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