French supermajor Total is evaluating fresh commercial bids from two contracting groups vying to land a prestigious turnkey contract for its Tilenga project in Uganda. Upstream understands that ...

Located along the shores of Lake Albert, the Kingfisher project and the larger Tilenga project – also the sight of serious human rights violations – are jointly owned by TotalEnergies (56.67% ...

With its Tilenga project, Total intends to sink more than 400 wells linked by a network of pipelines, with an anticipated output of 200,000 barrels per day, according to the AFP news agency.

Total Energies' $10-billion Tilenga project involves drilling more than 400 oil wells in western Uganda, many of them in Murchison Falls Nature Park, a biodiversity reserve and the country's ...

France's TotalEnergies said on Wednesday it had begun commercial drilling this month at its Tilenga petroleum project in Uganda's west ahead of an expected start of oil production in the east ...

The Tilenga project, operated by TotalEnergies, involves the development of six oil fields and the drilling of approximately 400 wells from 31 locations.

What you need to know: The project is projected to produce 190,000 barrels per day of oil at peak, which will be processed and cleaned up at the Central Processing Facilities (CPF) located in the ...

Total E&P has written to the Ministry of Energy and National Environmental Management Authority (Nema), seeking intervention in a wrangle where two local communities are protesting against the ...

In accordance with the National Environment Act Cap 153 and the National Environment (Environment Impact Assessment) Regulations, S.I No. 153-1, Total E&P Uganda and Tullow Uganda operations Pty Ltd ...

French supermajor Total is evaluating fresh commercial bids from two contracting groups vying to land a prestigious turnkey contract for its Tilenga project in Uganda. Upstream understands that ...

TotalEnergies (TTE) said it has started commercial drilling at its Tilenga petroleum project in Uganda ahead of an expected start of oil production in the country in 2025.