Tullow signs deal to build oil pipeline

Cabinet Secretary for Energy & Petroleum Charles Keter (right) with Tullow Kenya country manager, Martin Mbogo, during the signing of crude oil pipeline agreement on October 24, 2017. Photo | Jeff Angote | Nairobi

Kenya’s plans to build an oil pipeline for its Turkana deposits got a major boost yesterday after the government signed an agreement with British oil explorer Tullow that allows initial works to begin.

Tuesday’s pact, which also includes Africa Oil and A.P. Moller-Maersk, paves the way for commencement of early works such as mapping the pipeline path and environmental assessment for compliance.

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