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THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA

MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT

2018

STATISTICAL ABSTRACT ENERGY AND MINERAL STATISTICS

FOREWORD

A statistical abstract is a mechanism of providing reliable and timely statistics that are a

critical element for communication and decision making regarding the country’s energy

position as well as vulnerabilities. The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development is

therefore mandated to compile and publish an annual statistical abstract, in order to guide

planning and policy which in turn contribute to achievement of the Ministry’s objectives as

well as the wider National Development Plans and Vision 2040.

The 2018 abstract is the ninth edition of its kind and consolidates all statistical data

produced by the Energy and Mineral Development Sector during the year. As one of the roles

and functions of the Ministry, it is an obligation that it acquires, processes and interprets

technical data in order to establish the energy and Mineral resource potential of the country.

I therefore commend all stakeholders for their continued support towards provision of

statistical data and active participation in formulation of this abstract. I would like to also

commend the Ministry statistics Committee spearheaded by Sectoral Planning and Policy

Analysis Department for their dedicated commitment towards compilation, analysis and

dissemination of this information. A copy of this abstract is available on the Ministry’s

website: www.energyandminerals.go.ug.

Robert Kasande

PERMANENT SECRETARY

http://www.energyand/

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TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES ...................................................................................................................................................................... iv

LIST OF FIGURES ...................................................................................................................................................................... v

LIST OF ACRONYMS .............................................................................................................................................................. vi

GLOSSARY .................................................................................................................................................................................. ix

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ..................................................................................................................................................... xvii

1 ENERGY STATISTICS .................................................................................................................................................... 1

UGANDA ENERGY BALANCE 2018 SUMMARIES........................................................................... 1 ELECTRICITY GENERATION .................................................................................................................. 1

1.2.1 Installed Electricity Generation Capacity ........................................................................... 1

1.2.2 Annual installed generation capacity (2014- 2018)...................................................... 4

ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION .............................................................................................................. 5 1.3.1 Transmission Power Purchases, Sales and Losses ......................................................... 5

1.3.2 UETCL Power Purchases and Sales in GWh ...................................................................... 5

1.3.3 Transmission Route Length ..................................................................................................... 6

ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION ............................................................................................................... 7 1.4.1 Power Purchases and Sales by Distribution Companies ............................................. 7

1.4.2 Umeme Power Distribution Tariffs (2014 - 2018) ........................................................ 8

1.4.3 Umeme Average annual power distribution tariffs ....................................................... 8

1.4.4 Power distribution tariffs by other companies ............................................................... 9

ATOMIC ENERGY ........................................................................................................................................ 9 1.5.1 Licenses and permits issued by Atomic Energy Council (AEC) in 2018 ............... 9

1.5.2 Inspection of facilities that use ionizing radiation ....................................................... 11

1.5.3 Annual inspections conducted by AEC (2014-2018) .................................................. 11

2 PETROLEUM STATISTICS ......................................................................................................................................... 12

PETROLEUM EXPLORATION DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION (UPSTREAM) ........ 12

2.1.1 STATUS OF LICENSING OF PETROLEUM COMPANIES .............................................. 12

2.1.2 Petroleum resources in the Albertine Graben as at December 2018 ................... 14

2.1.3 Estimates of prospective resources in the Albertine Graben .................................. 15

2.1.4 Gas Resources .............................................................................................................................. 16

PETROLEUM SUPPLIES AND DISTRIBUTION (DOWNSTREAM) .......................................... 17 2.2.1 Petroleum product imports ................................................................................................... 17

2.2.2 Monthly import bill and Government revenue 2018 .................................................. 19

2.2.3 Monthly sales of petroleum products in 2018 ............................................................... 20

2.2.4 Market shares of oil Marketing Companies in 2018 .................................................... 21

2.2.5 Herfindahl Hirschman Index (HHI) .................................................................................... 22

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2.2.6 Prices of Petroleum products................................................................................................ 23

2.2.7 International crude oil prices for 2018 ............................................................................. 25

2.2.8 Monthly international refined product prices (USD/ Gallon) ................................. 27

3 MINERAL STATISTICS ............................................................................................................................................... 28

MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 2018 ...................................................................................................... 28 MINERAL EXPORTS ................................................................................................................................. 29

3.2.1 Value of Mineral exports ......................................................................................................... 29

3.2.2 Value of Mineral exports by destination in 2018 .......................................................... 31

MINERAL LICENSING .............................................................................................................................. 31 3.3.1 Status of mineral licensing as at December 2018 ......................................................... 31

NON-TAX REVENUE ASSESSED AND COLLECTED FROM MINERAL DEALERS IN 2018.. ……….32

STATISTICAL APPENDICES ............................................................................................................................................... 34

APPENDIX 1: ENERGY ......................................................................................................................................................... 34

1.5 Transmission Route length (2014- 2018)............................................................................................ 38 1.6 Operational Transmission Lines 2018 .................................................................................................. 39

1.7 Transmission Sub Stations ......................................................................................................................... 40 1.8: Transmission Lines Under Construction ............................................................................................. 43 1.10: UETCL ENERGY PURCHASED ACROSS ALL SUPPLIERS OF ELECTRICITY IN

MEGAWATT HOURS FOR THE (2017-2018) .............................................................................................. 45 1.12: 2018 Electricity Imports ......................................................................................................................... 48 1.16: Number of customers for distribution companies (2017- 2018) .......................................... 52 1.17 Power generated and sold per plant (2017- 2018) ....................................................................... 53 1.18 List of Facilities registered in 2018 by Atomic Energy Council ................................................ 57

1.19 List of Facilities Inspected By AEC in 2018 ....................................................................................... 58 APPENDIX 2: PETROLEUM STATISTICS ...................................................................................................................... 68

2.1: Market share of oil importing companies ........................................................................................... 68

2.2: Number of employees in the Industry as at end 2018 ................................................................... 69 APPENDIX 3: MINERALS .................................................................................................................................................... 70

3.1: Quarterly Mineral Production in Tonnes and Value in Thousand UGX(2018) .................... 70 3.2: Value of Mineral Exports ............................................................................................................................ 71 3.3: Licensing status of mining companies.................................................................................................. 75

APPENDIX 4: STATISTICS COMMITTEE MEMBERS OF THE ENERGY AND MINERAL SECTOR ........ 116

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1.1: Energy and Electricity Consumption per Capita .................................................................. 1

Table 1.2: Uganda Energy Consumption by source, 2018 ................................................................... 1 Table 1.3: Uganda Primary Energy supply, 2018 .............................................................................. 1 Table 1.4: Installed Electricity Generation Capacity by company in MW ....................................... 2

Table 1.5: Annual installed electricity Generation Capacity in MW .................................................. 4

Table 1.6: Transmission Power Purchases, Sales and Losses.............................................................. 5

Table 1.7: Completed Transmission lines.................................................................................................... 6

Table 1.8: Transmission route length in km (2014- 2018) .................................................................. 6

Table 1.9: Annual Power Purchases and Sales by Distribution Companies ................................... 7

Table 1.10: Umeme Quarterly Power Distribution Tariffs ................................................................... 8

Table 1.11: Umeme Average annual power distribution tariffs in UGX........................................... 8

Table 1.12: Power distribution tariffs in UGX by other companies for 2018 ................................ 9

Table.13: Licenses and permits issued by AEC (2014-2018) ........................................................... 10

Table 1.14: Registered facilities using radiation sources (2018) .................................................... 10

Table 1.15: Inspections conducted by AEC in 2018 ............................................................................. 11

Table 2.1: Petroleum resources in the Albertine Graben (December 2018) .............................. 14

Table 2.2: Estimates of prospective resources in the Albertine Graben ...................................... 15

Table 2.3: Non associated gas volumes ..................................................................................................... 16

Table 2.4: Associated gas volumes .............................................................................................................. 16

Table 2.5: Monthly Petroleum imports in litres for 2018 .................................................................. 17

Table 2.6: Annual petroleum imports in thousand litres ................................................................... 18

Table 2.7: Monthly import bill and revenue in Billion Shillings (2018) ....................................... 19

Table 2.8: Monthly sales of petroleum products (litres) .................................................................... 20

Table 2.9: Market shares of oil marketing companies in 2018 ........................................................ 21

Table 2.10: Herfindahl Hirschman Index .................................................................................................. 22

Table 2.11: Monthly local petroleum prices of petroleum products in UGX ............................... 23

Table 2.12: Annual trends of local petroleum prices ........................................................................... 24

Table 2.13: 2018 Monthly International crude oil prices ($/Bbl) .................................................. 26

Table 2.14: Annual movements in international crude oil prices (2014 – 2018) ..................... 26

Table 2.15: 2018 Monthly international refined product prices (USD/ Gallon) ....................... 27

Table 3.1: Quarterly Mineral Production in Tonnes (2018) ............................................................. 28

Table 3.3: Value of mineral exports in 2018............................................................................................ 29

Table 3.4: Annual movements in gross value of exports (2014- 2018) ........................................ 30

Table 3.5: Status of mineral licensing as at December 2018 ........................................................... 32

Table 3.6: NTR assessed and collected in 2018 ...................................................................................... 32

Table 3.7: Annual NTR collected from mineral dealers (2014- 2018) .......................................... 33

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LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1.1: Transmission purchases, sales & losses ................................................................................ 5

Figure 1.2: Transmission route length (2014- 2018) ............................................................................. 6 Figure 1.3: Purchases, sales and losses (2014- 2018) ............................................................................ 7 Figure 1.4: Licenses and permits issued (2014- 2018) ....................................................................... 10 Figure 1.5: Inspections carried out by AEC (2014 – 2018) ............................................................... 11 Figure 2.1: Status of licensing in the Albertine Graben of Uganda ................................................. 13 Figure 2.2: Percentage distribution of petroleum imports ................................................................ 18 Figure 2.3: Petroleum Product imports (2014- 2018) ........................................................................ 19 Figure 2.4: Monthly import bill and Government revenue ................................................................ 20

Figure 2.5: Monthly sales of Petroleum Products ................................................................................. 21 Figure 2.6: Percentage market shares of oil marketing companies in 2018............................... 22 Figure 2.7: Monthly local prices of petroleum products ..................................................................... 24 Figure 2.8: Annual local petroleum price trend ..................................................................................... 25 Figure 2.9: Monthly movements of crude oil prices ............................................................................. 26 Figure 2.10: Annual movements in crude oil prices (2014- 2018) ................................................ 27 Figure 3.1:Percentage Mineral Production in 2018 ............................................................................. 29 Figure 3.2: Gross value of mineral exports in 2018 .............................................................................. 30 Figure 3.3: Annual movements in gross value of mineral exports (2014- 2018) ..................... 31 Figure 3.4: Value of mineral exports by destination ............................................................................ 31 Figure 3.5: Annual NTR collected from mineral dealers (2014- 2018) ........................................ 33

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LIST OF ACRONYMS

AEC Atomic Energy Council

AGO Diesel

API American Petroleum Institute

BBL Billion Barrels

BCF Billion Cubic Feet

BECS Bundibugyo Energy Co-operative Society

BIK Kerosene

BOE Barrels of oil equivalent

CNOOC China National Offshore Oil Corporation

CY Calendar Year

DRC Democratic Republic of Congo

EA Exploration Areas

EL Exploration License

EMDSSPS Energy and Mineral Development Sector Strategic Plan for Statistics

EMS Energy and Mineral Sector

ERA Electricity Regulatory Agency

ERD Energy Resources Department

ERT Energy for Rural Transformation

ESI Electricity Supply Index

FESL Ferdsult Engineering Services Limited

GIIP Gas Initially in Place

GSMD Geological Survey and Mines Department

GWh Giga Watt Hour

HHI Herfindahl Hirschman Index

IDA International Development Association

IDO Industrial Diesel Oil

IPP Isolated Power Plant

KCCL Kasese Copper Cobalt Company Limited

Kgs Kilograms

KIL Kilembe Investments Limited

KIS Kalangala Infrastructure Services Limited

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KM Kilometres

KML Kilembe Mines Limited

KPLC Kenya Power and Lighting Company

KRECS Kyegegwa Rural Electricity Cooperative Society Limited

KSW Kakira Sugar Works

kV Kilo Volts

kWh Kilo Watt Hours

LL Location License

MDL Mineral Dealers License

MEMD Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development

MMBBL Million Barrels (oil reserves)

MPS Ministerial Policy Statement

MW Mega Watt

MWh Mega Watt Hours

NDP National Development Plan

NSS National Statistical System

NTR Non-Tax Revenue

NYMEX New York Mercantile Exchange

OPEC Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries

PACMECS Pader Abim Community Multipurpose Electric Cooperative Society Limited

PEPD Petroleum Exploration and Production Department

PL Prospecting License

PMS Petrol

PNSD Plan for National Statistical Development

PSD Petroleum Supply Department

REA Rural Electrification Agency

SCF Standard Cubic Feet

SEG Society of Exploration Geophysicists

SPE Society of Petroleum Engineering

SPPAD Sectoral Planning and Policy Analysis Department

SSPS Sector Strategic Plan for Statistics

STOIIP Stock Tank Oil Initially in Place

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TANESCO Tanzania Electricity Supply Company

TOE Tonnes of Oil Equivalent

UAE United Arab Emirates

UBOS Uganda Bureau of Statistics

UEDCL Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited

UEGCL Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited

UETCL Uganda Electricity Transmission Company Limited

UGX Uganda Shillings

URA Uganda Revenue Authority

USD United States Dollar

WENRECO West Nile Rural Electrification Company

WTI West Texas Intermediate

N/A Not Applicable/Not Available

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GLOSSARY

ENERGY

Bio fuels

These are liquid fuels (alcohols and oils) generated from plants or plant products such as

sweet sorghum stalks, sugarcane molasses, soya beans, ground nuts, corn, castor, jatropha,

and candle nut.

Bio gas

This is the gas generated through break down of organic biodegradable material such as

(cow dung, pig dung, chicken droppings, human waste, plant residues, human excretor and

food left overs) through anaerobic process (air tight environment). The gas produced can be

tapped into pipe line and used for cooking with a biogas stove or for lighting. The gas can

also be cleaned of impurities and feed into a bio gas generator to produce electricity.

Biomass Energy

Energy derived from living things mainly of plant and animal origin for example fire wood,

charcoal, agro resides (e.g. saw dust, coffee husks, maize cobs, wood chips, rice husks, etc.)

and animal waste. Biomass can be used for cooking, heating, and electricity generation in

homes, industries, and institutions.

Briquettes

Are compacted loose biomass residue, used to replace charcoal (carbonized briquettes) and

fire wood (un-carbonized briquettes).

Electricity A form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles (such as

electrons or protons), either statically as an accumulation of charge or dynamically as a

current.

Electricity Loss

The amount of electricity generated but not accounted for. As electricity moves through

power lines, a proportion of energy is lost as heat due to the resistance in the lines. Another

proportion of electricity could be lost due to ower theft or vandalism.

Electricity Use per Capita

The average amount of electricity used per person per year.

Electricity Tariff

The price of a unit of electricity consumed.

Electricity Coverage

The percentage coverage of the electricity grid in the country.

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Energy

Power derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources, especially to provide

light and heat or to work machines.

Energy Balance

The total supply, consumption and losses of energy commodities (fuels) in a country. The

energy balance allows to see the relative importance of the different fuels in their

contribution to the economy.

Energy Demand Forecast

The total predicted demand for energy in a country at a specified period of time. The energy

is categorised as firewood energy, charcoal energy, electricity energy, petroleum products

and residues.

Energy intensity of GDP at constant Purchasing Power Parities

The ratio of primary energy consumption to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measured in

constant UG Shillings at purchasing power parities. It measures the total amount of energy

necessary to generate one unit of GDP.

Energy to GDP Ratio

The total value of energy produced as a proportion of the national GDP.

Gasification

Is a process that converts based carbonaceous materials into producer gas (carbon dioxide,

carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas) through combustion at high temperature with

controlled amount of oxygen. The gas can be feed into gasifer stoves for thermal use or

purified and feed into generator for electricity generation.

Geo-thermal power

The power generated from heat energy generated and stored in the Earth.

Hydro-electric power

The electric power generated from flowing water.

Installation

A system of machinery or other apparatus set up for energy use.

National Grid Electrification Rate

Percentage of households with access to electricity from the National Grid.

Power Distribution

Electric power distribution is the final stage in the delivery of electric power; it carries

electricity from the transmission system to individual consumers.

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Power Transmission

Movement of electricity through synchronised network of high voltage lines,transformers,

switches from point of generation to point of distribution

Total energy production

The balance of primary production, external trade, marine bunkers and stock changes in a

country.

Total primary energy production

The quantity of natural energy resources (“primary energy sources”) extracted or produced

in a country. Primary energy is an energy form found in nature that has not been subjected

to any conversion or transformation process. Primary energy fuels are Oil, Coal, Peat, Natural

Gas, Nuclear, Hydro, Biofuels, Geothermal, Solar and Wind.

PETROLEUM

API Gravity

A scale reflecting the density of a fluid such as crude oil, water or natural gas.

Aviation Fuel

A specialised type of petroleum-based fuel used to power aviation gas-turbine engines.

Barrel

A common measure of crude oil containing 42 US.gal or 0.15899m3.

Basin

A general term for any large area of tectonic origin with a thick accumulation of sedimentary

rocks.

Block means acreage which may be stratigraphically delineated as provided for in schedule

III to the Petroleum (EDP) Act, 2013 and includes part of a block as constituted.

Conversion means changing the natural gas component, without altering the molecular

structure of the natural gas entered into the process through the use of pressure or

temperature.

Crude oil means naturally occurring, flammable liquid consisting of a mixture of

hydrocarbons and other organic compounds that are found beneath the earth’s surface;

Currency point is equivalent to twenty thousand shillings;

Discovery area means the block or blocks in an exploration area comprising the geological

feature as outlined by the relevant geological or geophysical data in which a discovery is

located;

Drilling means the perforation of the earth’s surface for purposes of making a discovery,

establishing the extent of a discovery, or production of the discovered petroleum.

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Exploration is the art of searching or travelling around a terrain for purposes of discovering

resources, information or new slave races.

Exploration Area

Land covered by or acquired under an exploration license.

Field means a geological structure or feature which hosts one or more reservoirs from which

petroleum production may be commercially undertaken through a defined set of facilities;

Herfindahl Hirschman Index (HHI) is an index used to measure company market share

concentration within an industry. It is calculated by squaring the market share of each firm

competing in a market, and then summing the resulting numbers. This index can range from

close to zero to 10,000.

Hydrocarbons means a naturally occurring organic chemical compound or a mixture of

such compounds made of hydrogen and carbon, generated in the subsurface under the

influence of temperature;

Inventory means the amount of petroleum commodities or petroleum products calculated

to be in a storage tank after considering the initial volume of petroleum commodities or

petroleum products in the storage tank and the amount of petroleum commodities or

petroleum products added to and removed from the storage tank during a specified period

of time;

Kerosene

Fuel used as an illuminant for lighting and domestic purposes for example cooking.

License means a license issued under Petroleum (EDP) Act 2013;

Licensed area means the area subject to a license issued under Petroleum (EDP) Act 2013;

Licensee means a person to whom a license is granted under Petroleum (EDP) Act 2013;

Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG)

These are hydro-carbons which are gaseous under conditions of normal temperature and

pressure, but are liquefied by compression or cooling to facilitate storage, handling and

transportation.

Natural gas means all petroleum which is in a gaseous state at 15oC atmospheric pressure,

including wet gas, dry gas and residue gas remaining after the recovery of liquid

hydrocarbons;

Oil

Petroleum or crude oil is a naturally occurring flammable liquid consisting of a complex

mixture of hydrocarbons of various molecular weights and other liquid organic compounds

that are found in geologic formations beneath the earth’s surface. Crude oil includes all liquid

hydrocarbons to be refined from natural gas (NGL), and semi-refined products.

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Oil Exploration means the undertaking of activities, whether on land or water, for the

purpose of discovering petroleum and includes geological, geophysical and geochemical

surveys, and drilling of wells for the purpose of making a discovery and its appraisal;

Petroleum (Exploration, Development and Act 3 Production) Act 2013

Oil Well

A hole drilled or dug in the earth from which petroleum flows or is pumped.

i. Appraisal oil Well

A well being drilled to define the extent of an already discovered oil or gas accumulation.

ii. Exploration oil Well

A well being drilled with the object of discovering a new oil or gas accumulation or for the

purposes of obtaining stratigraphical information which may assist in the discovery of a new

oil or gas accumulation.

iii. Stripper oil well

An oil well whose production has declined to less than ten barrels a day.

iv. Production Well

A development well specifically for the extracting of reservoir fluids.

v. Suspended Well

A well in which all operations have been suspended before completion, with the intention of

resuming operations at a later date.

Operator means a licensee or any other entity executing on behalf of one or several

licensees, the day to day management of petroleum activities;

Petroleum commodities means produced petroleum which is marketable for sale, can be

used as a feedstock for refining or conversion to petroleum products or direct consumption,

including energy production;

Petroleum means—

(a) any naturally occurring mixture of hydrocarbons, whether in a gaseous, liquid or solid

state; or

(b) any naturally occurring mixture of one or more hydrocarbons, whether in a gaseous,

liquid or solid state and any other substances and includes any petroleum as defined

by paragraphs (a), (b) or this paragraph that has been returned to a natural reservoir,

but does not include coal, shale, or any substance that may be extracted from coal or

shale;

Petroleum products means all products resulting from refining or conversion of petroleum

commodities;

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Production means all activities relating to recovering petroleum from a reservoir and

preparing it for evacuation from the field;

Refining means the transformation of crude oil into finished or partly finished petroleum

products using different processes of distillation, cracking and reforming or other methods

of altering the molecular structure of the crude oil;

Reservoir means a naturally occurring accumulation of petroleum in a geological unit

limited by rock characteristics, structural or stratigraphic boundaries, contact surface

between petroleum and water in the formation, or a combination of these, so that all the

petroleum comprised in the geological unit is in pressure communication through liquid or

gas;

Spill means a release of petroleum commodities or petroleum products into the

environment from or out of a facility;

STOIIP or Stock Tank Oil Initially In Place means the total amount of crude oil present in a

hydrocarbon reservoir before the commencement of any production. It is also known as Oil

In Place (OIP) or Stock Tank Original Oil In Place (STOOIP).

Storage tank means a tank used or designed to be used for the storage of petroleum

commodities or any one petroleum product of an aggregate capacity of 50,000 litres or more;

Suspended well means a well which has been completed with the intention of resuming

operations at a later date;

Well means a borehole obtained by the perforation of the earth’s surface using conventional

drilling either in a vertical, inclined or horizontal configuration, and drilled with the aim of

making a discovery, an appraisal or production of petroleum.

MINERALS

Beacon

A post with a notice board fixed on it erected for demarcating an area subject to mineral

right.

Goldsmith’s License

A license authorizing manufacturing of any article from any precious mineral or from

substance containing any precious mineral.

Holder of a mineral right

A person to whom a license is granted under the mining laws, and includes every person to

whom that license is lawfully transferred or assigned.

Location License

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A license for prospecting and mining operations which do not involve substantial

expenditure and use of specialised technology. Currently “substantial expenditure” means

expenditure in excess of ten million Uganda shillings necessary to bring a mine into

production.

Mine

Any place, excavation or working area where operations connected with mining are carried

out.

Mineral

An element or chemical compound that is normally crystalline or amorphous and that has

been found as a result of geological processing. Minerals include: building and industrial

minerals.

i. Building Mineral Any rock, clay, gravel, laterite, murram, sand, sandstone and slate, mined by a person from

land owned or lawfully occupied for building, or mined by a person for his or her own use

for road making, and includes any other minerals that may be declared as building minerals

by the state.

ii. Industrial Minerals

Minerals that are commercially mined by a person for use in Uganda or industrially

processed into finished or semi- finished products, and includes such other minerals as the

Government may from time to time declare by notice published in the Gazette, to be

industrial minerals. Examples of such minerals are barite, rock, clay, dolomite, feldspar,

granite, gravel, gypsum, laterite, limestone, mica, magnesite, marble, phosphate rock, sand,

sandstone, slate and talc.

Mineral Dealer’s License

A license authorizing buying and selling of minerals.

Mineral Deposit

A mass of naturally occurring mineral material of economic value.

Mineral Processing

Procedures, such as dry and wet crushing and grinding of ores or other products containing

minerals to raise concentration of the substance mined.

Mineral Product

A substance derived from an ore by mining or processing.

Mineral Rent

Rent payable by an applicant upon being granted a mining lease, location license, retention

license or exploration license per unit area and thereafter annually on the anniversary of the

grant until termination of the mineral right concerned. While total mineral rent is the totla

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amount of money payable annually by an applicant for, or the holder of, a mining lease, a

location license retention license or an exploration license.

Mineral Right

It is the right of the owner to exploit mine and/or produce any or all of the minerals lying

below the surface of the property.

Mining

It is the extraction of valuable minerals or other geological materials from the earth.

Mining Area

Land subject to a mining lease.

Precious Minerals

These include precious stones namely: agate, amber, amethyst, cat’s eye, chysolite, diamond,

emerald, garnet, opal, sapphire, turquoise and all other substances of a nature similar to any

of them; and precious metals, namely gold, silver, platinum, iridium, osmium, palladium,

ruthenium, rhodium, or any other rare earth elements.

Prospect

The act of searching for minerals and mineral deposits, including any operations to test the

mineral bearing qualities of any land or mining area.

Retention Area

Land subject to a retention license.

Retention License

A license applied for by a holder of an exploration license on grounds that identification of a

mineral deposit within the exploration area is potentially of commercial significance and

such mineral deposit cannot be developed immediately by reason of adverse market

conditions, economic factors and other factors beyond their reasonable control, which are of

temporary nature.

Royalty

An amount payable on the gross value of the minerals based on the prevailing market price

of the minerals at such rates as prescribed in the Mining Regulations, 2004. Royalty is

payable on minerals obtained in the course of prospecting, exploration, mining or mineral

beneficiation operations.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The 2018 Statistical abstract encompasses statistics produced by the Energy, Petroleum and

Minerals sub sectors, for the year ending December 2018.

Chapter one presents statistics on Energy generation, transmission, distribution and atomic

energy, chapter two presents statistics on Petroleum exploration, production, supplies and

distribution, while chapter three incorporates statistics on minerals produced, imported and

exported in the year 2018.

Energy

Uganda Energy Balance 2018 summary

Indicator 2018 2017 Population (UBOS projection) 39,059,000 37,838,900 Energy Consumption per capita (kgOE/ Capita) 389.15 368.23

Electricity Consumption per Capita (KWh/ Capita) 78.48 74.38 Source: 2018 Uganda Energy Balance (Appendix 1.1)

Installed Electricity Generation Capacity

The total installed electricity generation capacity as at end 2018 amounted to 984.02 MW,

indicating a 0.94% increase compared to 974.84 MW installed by end 2017.

Of this;

a. Large Hydro companies held the largest share of 64.02% (630 MW)

b. Small hydro held 11.62% (114.34 MW)

c. Thermal plants held 10.33% (101.60 MW),

d. Co- Generation 9.78% (96.2 MW)

e. Solar 4.15% (40.83 MW)

f. Hybrid 0.106% (1.043 MW)

Transmission Power Purchases

Total Transmission purchases of 2018 stood at 4,078.52 GWh, indicating a 5.47% increase

from 3,867.09 GWh in 2017.

Transmission Power sales

Total transmission power sales of 2018 stood at 3,925.36 GWh, implying a 5.64% increase from 3,715.88 GWh in 2017.

Transmission Power losses

The transmission power lost during 2018 stood at 3.8%, implying a 3.33% decrease compared to 3.9% lost in 2017.

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Transmission route length

The total transmission route length in 2018 stood at 2,570 km, indicating a 58% increase

from 1,627 km in 2017. Of this length;

a. The 66kV line stood at 35km

b. The 132Kv line stood at 1,527km

c. The 220Kv line stood at 1,008km

Power Purchases by distribution companies in GWh

Total power purchased by distribution companies from UETCL in 2018 amounted to

3,685.22 GWh, indicating an 8.69% increase from 3,390.49 GWh in 2017. Refer to appendix

1.14

Power sales by distribution companies in GWh

The total sales amounted to 3,050.08 GWh indicating an 8.83% increase from 2,802.54 GWh

in 2017. Refer to Appendix 1.15

Power distribution losses

The power lost during distribution was 17.23%, indicating a 0.72%% reduction from 17.36%

lost in 2017.

Umeme Power distribution tariff

Year Quarter Domestic Commercial Medium

Industrial Large Industrial

Street

lights

Extra

Large

2018 Q1 718.9 648.3 592.5 375.5 701.9 371.1

Q2 718.5 647.6 591.5 374.4 701.5 369.5

Q3 771.1 687 615.3 383.8 752.8 314.1

Q4 769.5 686.1 614.4 382 752.2 312.5

Atomic energy

Atomic Energy Council issued various licenses as below;

a) 201 were Possess & use licenses

b) 9 Transport permits

c) 14 Import permits

d) 4 Sell/ hire permits

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Petroleum

Petroleum resources in the Albertine Graben

Similar to 2017, the STOIIP for 2018 in the Albertine Graben was estimated at approximately

6.0 Billion barrels while the recoverable resources were estimated at 1.38 billion barrels.

Petroleum products imports

a) The annual petroleum products imported into the country in 2018 amounted to

930,541,768 litres for PMS, 57,658,460 (BIK), 982,220,283 (AGO) and 133,518,534

for JET A1.

b) On average petroleum imports per month amounted to 77,545,147 (PMS), 4,804,872

(BIK), 81,851,690 (AGO) and 11,126,545 (JET A1).

Monthly import bill and Government revenue from Petroleum dealings in 2018

a. The country’s import bill in 2018 amounted to UGX 7,724 billion shillings implying a

50.80% increase compared to UGX 5,122 billion shillings in 2017.

b. The Government revenue collected from importation of petroleum products

amounted to UGX 1,578 billion indicating an increase of 161.26% increase compared

to UGX 604 billion raised in 2017.

Market shares of oil marketing companies in 2018

a) The petroleum products’ market in Uganda had a total of 60 licensed oil marketing

companies, of which Vivo Energy Uganda Limited was largest trader with a market

share of 16.74%, followed by Total Uganda Limited (12.09%)

b) The Herfindahl Hirschman Index (HHI) equated to 0.064 indicating that the Uganda

petroleum products’ market is not concentrated.

Monthly local pump prices of petroleum products in 2018

a) Local pump prices ranged between UGX 3,900 to UGX 4300 per litre of PMS, UGX

3,050 to UGX 4,100 per litre of AGO and UGX 3,250 to UGX 3,580 per litre of BIK.

b) The highest prices for PMS and AGO were observed at the end of the year (December),

while the highest price for BIK was observed at the beginning of the year (January).

c) The month of March registered the lowest prices for all the three petroleum products.

Monthly international crude oil prices

a) The month of December recorded the lowest prices of crude oil trading at $60/bbl

(ICE), $50.94/ bbl (WTI) & $58.14/bbl (OPEC)

b) October recorded the highest prices of crude oil, trading at $80.93/ bbl (ICE),

$71.16/bbl & $79.37bbl.

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Monthly refined product prices

The monthly average price for Nymex Gasoline stood at USD 625.85 per Gallon while the

Nymex heating oil average price stood at USD 213.27 per Gallon.

Minerals

Mineral production in 2018

a) Minerals produced in 2018 amounted to 4.0 million tonnes indicating a 45% increase

from 2.18 million tonnes produced in 2017.

b) Pozollana was the most produced mineral accounting for 69% (2.78 million tonnes)

of the total minerals produced, followed by Limestone that accounted for 25.4% (1.02

million tonnes).

Mineral exports

Wolfram was the most exported mineral in 2018 amounting to 238,000 kgs and valued at

UGX 4.4 billion shillings, followed by Gold totalling to 18 kgs valued at UGX 2.28 billion.

Mineral licensing

A total of 492 licenses were granted in the mining industry in 2018, indicating a 155%

increase compared to 193 granted in 2017. Of these, prospecting licenses were granted most,

followed by exploration licenses.

NTR assessed and collected

a) Non-Tax Revenue collected from mineral dealing in 2018 amounted to UGX 16.3

billion, indicating a 21% increase compared to last year’s UGX 13.5 billion. Of the

amount collected, the following contributed the largest share;

i. Royalties: 72.22% (UGX 11.77 billion)

ii. Annual mineral rents: 19.38% (UGX 3.16 billion)

iii. Mineral dealers’ license: 3.40% (UGX 554 million)

iv. Preparation of exploration license: 1.53% (UGX 250 million)

v. Prospecting fees: 0.75% (UGX 121.5 million)

Comparison between NDP 1 and NDP 2 performance

This section compares performance of the different statistics across the two NDP periods.

The overall purpose of the table below is to show a clear comparison between performance

levels of NDP 1 and NDP 2, so as to inform decision making while setting targets for the next

NDP.

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Comparison between NDP 1 and NDP 2 performance

Statistics/ Indicator Description

NDP 1 (2012-

2014)

NDP 2 (2015-

2018) Observation

Installed electricity

Generation Capacity

End period

installed

capacity 921 MW 984.02 MW 9% increase

UETCL’s power

purchases, sales and

losses

Period

Average

Purchases 3,031 GWh 3,700 GWh 22% increase

Average Sales 2,925 GWh 3,563 GWh 22% increase

Average

Losses 106 GWh 137 GWh 30% increase

Purchases, sales and

losses of distribution

companies

Average

Purchases 2,784 GWh 3,361 GWh 21% increase

Average Sales 2,112 GWh 2,750 GWh 30% increase

Average

Losses 673 GWh 611 GWh 9% reduction

Transmission route

length as at end period

(kilometers)

66kv line 35 km 35 km

Remained

constant

132 kV line 1442 km 1,527 km 6% increase

220 kV line 150 km 1,008 km 572% increase

Licenses and permits

issued by Atomic

energy Average no. of

licenses issued 178 206 15% increase

Annual trend of

average petroleum

imports

PMS (Av.

Imports) 571,958 litres 849,254 litres 48% increase

BIK (Av

imports) 71,803 litres 58,562 litres 18% reduction

AGO (Av

imports) 682,633 litres 901,451 litres 32% increase

End period petroleum

product prices (UGX)

PMS (Av.

Imports) UGX 3,727 UGX 4,150 11% increase

BIK (Av

imports) UGX 3,304 UGX 3,721 13% increase

AGO (Av

imports) UGX 2,841 UGX 3,411 20% increase

End period crude oil

prices ($/ bbl)

OPEC $ 96.29 $ 68.8 29% reduction

NYMEX $ 93.17 $ 64.46 31% reduction

BRENT $ 98.9 $ 68.8 30% reduction

Average Mineral

production (tonnes)

1,800,094

tonnes 2,111,050 tonnes 17% increase

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Average Gross value of

Mineral exports (‘000

UGX)

UGX

54,089,422 UGX. 10,844,563

80%

reduction

Average number of

mineral licenses issued 415.25 366.75

12%

reduction

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1 ENERGY STATISTICS

This section provides statistics on energy generation, transmission, distribution, atomic

energy and new and renewable energy.

UGANDA ENERGY BALANCE 2018 SUMMARIES Table 1.1: Energy and Electricity Consumption per Capita

Selected Indicators 2018 2017 Population projection, 2018 (Source: UBOS) 39,059,000 37,838,900

Total energy consumption per capita (kgOE/ Capita) 389.15 368.23

Total electricity consumption per Capita (KWh/ Capita) 78.48 74.38 Source: 2018 Uganda Energy Balance (Appendix 1.1)

Table 1.2: Uganda Energy Consumption by source, 2018

Category % Petroleum 12.3 Hydro & other Electricity 1.7 Renewable Energy 86.0

Total 100 Source: 2018 Uganda Energy Balance (Appendix 1.1)

Table 1.3: Uganda Primary Energy supply, 2018

Category %

Petroleum 9.5

Hydro & other Electricity 1.4

Renewable Energy 89.1

Total 100.0 Source: 2018 Uganda Energy Balance (Appendix 1.1)

ELECTRICITY GENERATION

1.2.1 Installed Electricity Generation Capacity

The total installed electricity generation capacity as at end of 2018 stood at 984.02 MW,

indicating a 0.93% increase compared to 974.84 MW licensed by end 2017. Large Hydro

companies held the largest share of 64.02% (630 MW), followed by Small Hydros at 11.62%

(114.34 MW), Thermal plants at 10.33% (101.60 MW), Co- Generation at 9.78% (96.2 MW),

Solar 4.15% (40.83 MW), Diesel 0.102% (1 MW) and lastly biomass held the least share at

0.004% (0.043MW)

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Table 1.3: Installed Electricity Generation Capacity by company in MW Name Category Purpose Installed

Capacity MW Type District

Located Year

Commissioned

Large hydros 630.000

Nalubaale Power Station

Large Hydro

Grid supply 180.0 Hydro Buikwe 1954

Kiira Power Station

Large Hydro

Grid supply 200.0 Hydro Jinja 2000

Bujagali Energy Limited

Large Hydro

Grid supply 250.0 Hydro Buikwe 2012

Small hydros 114.343 Tibet Hima Mining Company – Mubuku I Minigrid

Grid supply 5.0 Hydro Kasese 1954

Kasese Cobalt Company Limited- Mubuku III Minigrid


Bugoye Hydro Limited- Mubuku II Minigrid


Eco Power Uganda Limited- Ishasha Minigrid

Grid supply 6.66 Hydro Kanungu 2011

Africa EMS Mpanga Minigrid

Grid supply 18.0 Hydro Kamwenge 2011

Hydromax Limited – Buseruka Minigrid

Grid supply 9.0 Hydro Hoima 2012

Siti I Small Hydro Power Minigrid

Grid supply 5.0 Hydro Bukwo 2017

Muvumbe hydro Limited Minigrid

Grid supply 6.5 Hydro Kabale 2017

Rwimi Hydro Minigrid Grid

supply 5.5 Hydro Kasese 2017 Nyamwamba Hydro Minigrid


Nyagak 1 – WENRECo Offgrid

Off Grid generation 3.5 Hydro Zombo 2012

Lubilia Minigrid Grid

supply 5.4 Hydro Kasese 2018

Nkusi Minigrid Grid

supply 9.6 Hydro Hoima 2018

Kisiizi Offgrid Off Grid

generation 0.4 Hydro Rukungiri 2009

Bwindi Offgrid Off Grid

generation 0.1 Hydro Kanungu 2014

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Mahoma Hydro

Grid supply

grid supply 2.7 Hydro Kabarole 2018

Swam Offgrid Off Grid

generation 0.0 Hydro Bukwo 2012

Waki HPP Grid

supply Grid

supply 4.8 Hydro Hoima 2018 Thermal 101.600

Jacobsen Thermal Plant Thermal

Grid supply 50.0

Thermal (HFO) Mukono 2008

Electromaxx Uganda Limited Thermal

Grid supply 50.0

Thermal (HFO) Tororo 2010

WENRECO-Thermal Offgrid

Off Grid generation 1.6

Thermal (HFO) Zombo 2002

Solar 40.830 Access Uganda Solar Limited Solar PV

Grid supply 10.0 Solar Soroti 2016

Tororo Solar North Solar PV

Grid supply 10.0 Solar Tororo 2017

Kalangala Infrastructure Services Offgrid

Off Grid generation 0.6 Solar Kalangala 2015

Absolute-Kitobo Offgrid

Off Grid generation 0.2 Solar Kalangala 2016

MSS Xsabo Power Limited

Grid supply

Grid supply 20.0 Solar Kabulasoke 2018

Cogeneration 96.200

Kakira Sugar Limited Bagasse

Own use and grid

supply 51.1 Cogeneration Jinja 2009

Kinyara Sugar Limited Bagasse

Own use and grid

supply 14.5 Cogeneration Masindi 2010 Sugar and Allied Industries Limited Bagasse

Own use and grid

supply 11.9 Cogeneration Kaliro 2015 Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited Bagasse

Own Use generation 9.5 Cogeneration Buikwe 1998

Mayuge Sugar Limited Bagasse

Own Use generation 9.2 Cogeneration Mayuge 2015

Diesel 1.0 Kalangala Infrastructure Services Offgrid

Off Grid generation 1.0 Diesel Kalangala 2015

0.043

4

Biomass

Pamoja-Tiribogo Offgrid

Off Grid generation 0.03 Biomass Mpigi 2014

Pamoja-Ssekanyonyi Offgrid

Off Grid generation 0.01 Biomass Mityana 2014

Total licensed generation capacity 984.016

Figure 1.1 below is a graphical representation of the above installed electricity generation

capacity as at end 2018.

Figure 1.1 Percentage Licensed electricity Generation Capacity

1.2.2 Annual installed generation capacity (2014- 2018)

The table below shows the level of total installed electricity generation capacity through

the years 2014 to 2018 for the different energy types.

Table 1.4: Annual installed electricity Generation Capacity in MW

Fuel Type 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Large Hydro 635 635 635 635 630.00

Small Hydro 65 65 65 83 114.34

Co-Generation 82 82 89 96 96.20

Thermal 139 139 139 139 101.60

Solar 0 0 10 20 40.83

Hybrid 0 2 2 2 1.04

Total Capacity 920.50 922.10 939.10 974.84 984.02

Large hydro companies and Thermal plants maintained the biggest portions of installed

capacity throughout the whole period (2014- 2018).

Large hydros, 64.02%

Small hydros, 11.62%

Thermal, 10.33%

Solar, 4.15%

Cogeneration, 9.78%

Hybrid, 0.11%

Licensed generation capacity

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ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION

1.3.1 Transmission Power Purchases, Sales and Losses

Total transmission power purchases by UETCL from various generating companies

amounted to 4,079 GWh in 2018, indicating a 5% annual increase from 3,867 GWh in 2017,

while the total sales amounted to 3,925 GWh indicating a 6% annual increase from 3,716

GWh in 2017.

The power lost during transmission in 2018 was 3.78%, showing a decline of 3.1% from

3.9% in 2017. Refer to table 1.6

1.3.2 UETCL Power Purchases and Sales in GWh

Table 1.5: Transmission Power Purchases, Sales and Losses

UETCL POWER PURCHASES AND SALES IN GWh

Year Purchases Sales

GWh % change GWh % change Losses % Losses

2014 3,198 5% 3,096 6% 102 3.19%

2015 3,324 4% 3,219 4% 105 3.16%

2016 3,531 6% 3,392 5% 139 3.94%

2017 3,867 10% 3,716 10% 151 3.90%

2018 4,079 5% 3,925 6% 154 3.78%

Note: Losses in this case are computed by subtracting sales from purchases, the resulting figure divided by

purchases, and multiplying the result by 100 to get a percentage.

Figure 1.2 below is a graphical representation of the above Purchases, sales and losses from

2014 to 2018

Figure 1.2: Transmission purchases, sales & losses

-

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

GW

h

Power transmission: Purchases, sales and losses (2014- 2018)

Purchases Sales Losses

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1.3.3 Transmission Route Length

Unlike the previous years (2014- 2017) where there was no increase in the transmission

route length, 2018 recorded a significant increase of 58% in the total transmission route

length from 1,627 km in 2017 to 2,570 km in 2018. This increase was due to completion and

commissioning of some Transmission lines see Table 1.7

Table 1.6: Completed Transmission lines

NO. PROJECTS VOLTAGE LENGTH

1 Kawanda-Masaka 220kV 137km

2 Nkenda-Hoima Transmission line and Associated Substations project 220kV 226km

3 Isimba - Bujagali Interconnection project 132kV 25km

4 Mbarara-Nkenda 132kV 154km

5 Mbarara-Mirama 220kV 66km

Table 1.7: Transmission route length in km (2014- 2018)

Line Voltage 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Annual change (2017 - 2018)

66 kV 35 35 35 35 35 0

132 kV 1,442 1,442 1,442 1,442 1,527 0.06

220 kV 150 150 150 150 1,008 5.72 Total 1,627 1,627 1,627 1,627 2,570

Source: ERA ESI Database

From figure 1.3, the 220kV line recorded the largest increase of up to 5.72 times from 150

km in 2017 to 1,008 km in 2018, followed by the 132kV line (0.06 times increase) from

1,442km in 2017 to 1527 km in 2018. The 66kV line remained constant at 35 km.

Figure 1.3: Transmission route length (2014- 2018)

-

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Kilo

met

res

Years

Transmission route length (2014 -2018)

66 kV 132 kV 220 kV

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ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION

1.4.1 Power Purchases and Sales by Distribution Companies

Total power purchased by distribution companies from UETCL in 2018 amounted to

3,685.22 GWh, indicating an 8.17% increase from 3,406.89 GWh in 2017. Refer to Appendix

1.14

The total sales amounted to 3,050.08 GWh indicating an 8.83% increase from 2,802.54 GWh

in 2017. Refer to Appendix 1.15

The power lost during distribution was 17.23% in 2018, indicating a 0.75% reduction from

17.36% lost in 2017.

Table 1.8: Annual Power Purchases and Sales by Distribution Companies

Purchases Sales

Year GWh % change GWh % change Losses % Losses

2014 2,931.20 2,305.05 626.15 21.36%

2015 3,109.97 6.10% 2,502.10 8.55% 607.87 19.55%

2016 3,243.43 4.29% 2,617.60 4.62% 625.83 19.30%

2017 3,406.89 5.04% 2,802.54 7.07% 604.35 17.36%

2018 3,685.22 8.17% 3,050.08 8.83% 635.14 17.23%

Figure 1.3 indicates a gradual increase in both purchases and sales throughout the year 2018

Figure 1.4: Purchases, sales and losses (2014- 2018)

0.00

1,000.00

2,000.00

3,000.00

4,000.00

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

GW

h

Distribution Purchases, Sales and Losses for 2018

Purchases Sales Losses

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1.4.2 Umeme Power Distribution Tariffs (2014 - 2018)

Table 1.9: Umeme Quarterly Power Distribution Tariffs

Year Quarter Domestic Commercial Medium

Industrial Large

Industrial Street Lights

Extra Large

2014

Q1 520.6 474.4 458.9 310.4 488.7

Q2 517.3 471.1 458.9 307.1 488.7

Q3 518 417.8 458.9 307.8 488.7

Q4 518.7 472.5 458.9 308.5 488.7

2015

Q1 531.5 484.6 458.9 315.6 502.5

Q2 544.9 496.3 458.9 320.5 527.6

Q3 558.4 508.6 458.9 328.7 514.9

Q4 667.4 604.6 458.9 381.1 610.8

2016

Q1 651 587 544.9 369.4 628.4

Q2 640.2 578.3 536.2 361.1 619.5

Q3 626 566.9 524.7 349.5 608

Q4 623.6 565.1 523 347.1 606.2

2017

Q1 696.9 629 577.8 376.3 679.7 372.8

Q2 687.1 620.9 569.7 370.2 671.2 366.9

Q3 686 619.6 568.8 369 670 365.8

Q4 685.6 619.1 568 368.1 669.5 364.6

2018

Q1 718.9 648.3 592.5 375.5 701.9 371.1

Q2 718.5 647.6 591.5 374.4 701.5 369.5

Q3 771.1 687 615.3 383.8 752.8 314.1

Q4 769.5 686.1 614.4 382 752.2 312.5

Source: ERA ESI database

1.4.3 Umeme Average annual power distribution tariffs

The table 1.10 shows the price per unit of electricity paid by different categories of

consumers to Umeme.

Table 1.10: Umeme Average annual power distribution tariffs in UGX

Year Domestic Commercial Medium

Industrial Large Industrial Street Lights Extra Large

2014 518.7 459 458.9 308.5 488.7

2015 575.6 523.5 458.9 336.5 539

2016 635.2 574.3 532.2 356.8 615.5

2017 688.9 622.3 571.1 370.9 672.6 367.5

2018 744.5 667.3 603.4 378.9 727.1 341.8


In 2018, domestic consumers paid the highest average annual tariff of UGX. 744.5 per unit

followed by Street lighting (UGX. 727.1 per unit), while the extra-large industries paid the

lowest tariff of UGX. 341.8 per unit to Umeme.

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1.4.4 Power distribution tariffs by other companies

The table below shows tariffs charged by other distribution companies other than Umeme;

Table 1.11: Power distribution tariffs in UGX by other companies for 2018

Utility Quarter Domestic Commercial Medium

Industrial Large

Industrial Extra Large Street Lights

UEDCL

Q4 769.5 686.1 614.4 382 312.5 752.2

Q3 771.1 687 615.3 383.8 314.1 752.8

Q2 718.5 647.6 591.5 374.4 369.5 701.5

Q1 718.9 648.3 592.5 375.5

KIL

Q4 611.5 556.3 553.1 Q3 611.5 556.3 553.1 Q2 598.4 543.7 Q1 598.4 543.7

PACMECS

Q4 635 593.9 Q3 635 593.9 Q2 610.2 562.1 Q1 610.2 562.1

BECS

Q4 635.3 561.2 Q3 635.3 561.2 Q2 635.3 561.2 Q1 635.3 561.2

KRECS

Q4 615.3 552.3 Q3 615.3 552.3 Q2 615.3 552.3 Q1 615.3 552.3


ATOMIC ENERGY This section covers statistics on Registered facilities, Inspections conducted, and Licenses and permits issued by Atomic Energy Council. Atomic Energy Council is mandated, ‘’To regulate the peaceful applications and management of ionizing radiation for the protection and safety of society and the environment from the dangers resulting from ionizing radiation.

1.5.1 Licenses and permits issued by Atomic Energy Council (AEC) in 2018

In the year 2018, Atomic Energy Council issued a total of 228 licenses which include; Possess

& use license (201), Transport permits (9), Import permits (14) and Sell/ hire permits (4).

The total number of permits issued increased by 9% from 185 in 2017 to 201 in 2018. By

the end of 2018, there were 421 registered facilities actively using radiation sources in

Uganda.

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Table.12: Licenses and permits issued by AEC (2014-2018)

Year Possess &

use licenses Transport

permits Import

permits Export

permits Sell/ hire

permits Total Annual change

2014 78 19 15 12 3 127 35%

2015 148 18 16 1 3 186 46%

2016 179 7 8 2 3 199 7%

2017 185 9 13 0 3 210 6%

2018 201 9 14 0 4 228 9%

Total 791 62 66 15 16

Figure 1.5 indicates that ‘Possess and use’ licenses were the most issued licenses in the whole period 2014-2018.

Figure 1.5: Licenses and permits issued (2014- 2018)

There is a notable increase in the number of possess and use licenses from 2014 to 2018.

2018 has the highest number of these licenses in the whole period. The rest of the licenses

(Transport permits, Import permits, Export permits and Sell/ hire permits) however

remained at relatively low levels throughout the years.

Table 1.13: Registered facilities using radiation sources (2018)

Type of facility Number

Medical 354

Industrial 51

Analytical 4

Research 5

Radiation Source Suppliers 7

Total 421

Refer to Appendix 1.18 for a more detailed table

0

50

100

150

200

250

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Nu

mb

er

Years

Licenses and permits issued by AEC (2014-2018)

Possess & use licences Transport permits Import permits

Export permits Sell/ hire permits

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1.5.2 Inspection of facilities that use ionizing radiation

The Atomic energy council conducted a total of 239 inspections all over the country. 85% of

the inspections covered medical facilities, 10% covered Industrial practices, and 6% for the

security practices.

Table 1.14: Inspections conducted by AEC in 2018 Month Medical practices Industrial practices Security practices Total

Jan 14 4 5 23

Feb 6 2 0 8

Mar 16 2 1 19

Apr 24 2 0 26

May 24 4 1 29

Jun 9 0 0 9

Jul 1 0 1 2

Aug 24 3 1 28

Sep 14 3 1 18

Oct 15 3 3 21

Nov 34 0 1 35

Dec 21 0 0 21

Total 202 23 14 239

Share 85% 10% 6%

Refer to Appendix 1.19. For a more detailed table

1.5.3 Annual inspections conducted by AEC (2014-2018)

Figure 1.6 indicates that there is a notable increase in inspections carried out by AEC, with

2018 registering the highest number of inspections throughout the period (2014-2018).

Figure 1.6: Inspections carried out by AEC (2014 – 2018)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

No

.of

insp

ecti

on

s

Years

Inspections carried out by AEC (2014-2018)

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2 PETROLEUM STATISTICS This section provides statistics on petroleum exploration, production, supplies and

distribution.

PETROLEUM EXPLORATION DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION (UPSTREAM)

2.1.1 STATUS OF LICENSING OF PETROLEUM COMPANIES

Three (3) exploration licenses were issued and these include Kanywataba area to Armour

Energy Ltd, Ngassa deep and shallow play to Oranto Petroleum Ltd. These companies have

planned work programmes for four (4) years and these will include reprocessing the existing

seismic data; acquiring new seismic data; geological and geophysical studies; and drilling of

at least two exploration wells.

Fourteen (14) production licenses were issued, of which eight production licenses were

issued to Tullow Uganda Operations Pty limited including Kasamene-Wahrindi, Nsoga,

Kigogole-Ngara, Ngege and Mputa-Nzizi-Waraga development areas; five (5) production

licenses issued to Total E&P Uganda Ngiri, Jobi-Rii and Gunya development areas; and

Kingfisher development area licensed to CNOOC. Four (4) field development plans of Ngiri,

Jobi-Rii and Gunya were reviewed and pending approval.

Approximately 37% progress for the geological and geophysical surveys was achieved

during 2018 Kadam - Moroto basin exploration work in the districts Nakapiripirit, Napak

and Kapchorwa as summarised in the figure below.

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Figure 2.1: Status of licensing in the Albertine Graben of Uganda

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2.1.2 Petroleum resources in the Albertine Graben as at December 2018

Similar to 2017, the 2018 current Stock Tank Oil Initially in Place (STOIIP) in the

Albertine graben is estimated at approximately 6.0 Billion barrels with recoverable

resources of 1.38 billion barrels.

Table 2.1: Petroleum resources in the Albertine Graben (December 2018)

Field/Discovery STOIIP (MMbbl) Unrisked Recoverable Resources (MMbbl)

FIELD

Kingfisher 568 203

Mputa 104 26

Nzizi 32 2

Waraga 96 24

Kigogole 466 81

Nsoga 416 81

Ngara 16 3

Ngege 317 9

Kasamene 156 65

Wahrindi 28 5

Jobi-Rii 1698 342

Ngiri 708 267

Gunya 446 183

Jobi East 698 69

Mpyo 179 14

Lyec 14 0.4

Sub Total 5,942 1,374.40

DISCOVERY

Ngassa 47 9

Taitai 6 0

Karuka 0 0

Turaco - -

Sub Total 53 9

GRAND TOTAL 5,995 1,383

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2.1.3 Estimates of prospective resources in the Albertine Graben

The estimated prospective resources from undrilled accumulations are summarized in the

table 2.2 below.

Table 2.2: Estimates of prospective resources in the Albertine Graben

Basin Prospect Area (km2)

STOIIP (MMbbl)

Recoverable Resources (MMbbl)

Best Estimate Best Estimate

Rhino Camp

Mvule 10.7 88 13.2

Iti 5.97 45 6.8

Avivi 3.3 35 5.3

Sambia 6.3 40 6

Pakwach

Riwu 32.4 57 8.6

Raa 13.5 55 8.3

Til 17.6 210 31.5

Ondyek 8.4 53 10.6

Alwala 2.5 11 2.2

Mparaki 2.3 24 4.8

Okuma 12.3 59 11.8

Omuka 7 71 14.2

Pura 25.9 24 4.8

Bbegeri 4.9 85 17

Northern Lake Albert

Awaka 21 26 5.2

Karakogere 5 25 5

Ntera 10 76 15.2

Kasuruban 14.7 25 5

Mtonta 4.5 10 2

Lanya 5.8 17 3.4

Southern Lake Albert

Kisinja 75.6 450 112

Pelican 12.6 221 55

Kanywataba 25.7 208 41.6

Pelican-W 5.9 37 9.2

Kingfisher-West

76 1240 396.8

Crane 29 549 137

Ngambwa 2 3 0.6

Semliki

Saddle Bill 12 763 114.5

Turaco 11.5 464 74.2

Ibis 2 37 7.4

Squacco 1.5 28 5.6

Coucal 20.6 38.6 8.5

Cuckoo 2 19 3.8

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Basin Prospect Area (km2)

STOIIP (MMbbl)

Recoverable Resources (MMbbl)

Best Estimate Best Estimate

Northern Lake Edward

Nkobe 3 9 2

Southern Lake Edward

Ngaji 40 68 15

Mpundu 20 37 8.1

TOTAL 540.9 5207.6 1190.5

2.1.4 Gas Resources

Of the 21 discoveries in the Albertine,13 encountered gas and these include Turaco, Jobi-Rii,

Ngiri, Ngege, Nzizi, Kasamene, Wahrindi, Jobi East, Nsoga, Gunya, Taitai, Kigogole, and

Ngassa. Although most gas exists as non-associated (Table 2.3), there have also been

estimates for associated gas based (Table 2.4) on the gas-oil ration estimated for each

discovery

Table 2.3: Non associated gas volumes

Field/Discovery GIIP-Free Bcf Recovery

Factor

REC-Free Bcf GIIP-Boe

MMbbl

REC-Boe

MMbbl

Nzizi 14.6 55 8.0 2.6 1.4

Kigogole 0.2 80 0.1 0.0 0.0

Nsoga 2.6 60 1.6 0.5 0.3

Ngege 2.8 61 1.7 0.5 0.3

Kasamene 7.6 85 6.5 1.4 1.2

Ngassa 0.9 80 0.7 0.2 0.1

Taitai 1.3 80 1.0 0.2 0.2

Turaco 342 80 273 61.6 49.1

Jobi-Rii 32 75 24 5.8 4.3

Ngiri 16 68 10.9 2.9 2.0

Gunya 1.9 63 1.2 0.3 0.2

TOTAL 421.8 328.7 75.9 59.2

Table 2.4: Associated gas volumes

Field/Discovery STOIIP

(MMbbl)

Recoverable

(MMbbl)

GOR

(SCF/STB)

Gas

(Bcf)

Gas

(Mboe)

Kingfisher 568 186 263 48.9 8.8

Mputa 104 22.4 153 3.4 0.6

Nzizi 31.5 1.5 132 0.2 0.0

Waraga 96 23 208 4.8 0.9

Kigogole 466 81.1 103 8.4 1.5

Nsoga 416 81.1 120 9.7 1.8

Ngara 16 2.6 150 0.4 0.1

Ngege 317 8.7 94 0.8 0.1

Kasamene 156 57.3 310 17.8 3.2

Wahrindi 28 4.8 300 1.4 0.3

Ngassa 46.8 9.4 96 0.9 0.2

Taitai 6 0.5 133 0.1 0.0

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Field/Discovery STOIIP

(MMbbl)

Recoverable

(MMbbl)

GOR

(SCF/STB)

Gas

(Bcf)

Gas

(Mboe)

Karuka 0.3 0.1 58 0.0 0.0

Jobi-Rii 1,698 326 115 37.5 6.7

Ngiri 708 235 290 68.2 12.3

Gunya 446 158 125 19.8 3.6

Jobi-East 698 68.3 60 4.1 0.7

Mpyo 179 14.3 68 1.0 0.2

Lyec 14 0.4 58 0.0 0.0

TOTAL 5994.6 1280.5 227.3 40.9

PETROLEUM SUPPLIES AND DISTRIBUTION (DOWNSTREAM)

2.2.1 Petroleum product imports

2.2.1.1 Monthly Petroleum imports

Similar to 2017, Diesel (AGO) was the most imported petroleum product in 2018, accounting

for 982.22 Million litres (47%) of the total imports, followed by Petrol (PMS), 930.54 million

litres (44%). Kerosene (BIK) emerged the least imported petroleum product accounting for

57.65 million litres (3%) as observed in table 2.5.

Table 2.5: Monthly Petroleum imports in litres for 2018

Month PMS BIK AGO JET A1

Jan 80,602,366 5,454,858 64,339,339 12,610,481

Feb 69,187,408 5,642,151 75,127,951 11,703,020

Mar 96,736,348 4,693,271 82,178,738 10,135,930

Apr 71,521,144 4,432,172 75,988,180 12,610,481

May 81,732,493 4,641,127 92,915,449 12,280,585

Jun 73,538,819 4,392,085 75,622,680 10,511,674

Jul 75,582,804 5,205,569 91,206,434 5,506,167

Aug 77,095,964 4,289,077 88,021,369 7,953,713

Sep 69,307,861 5,531,343 90,047,490 11,050,823

Oct 81,495,255 5,738,645 79,032,614 13,166,440

Nov 73,945,247 4,165,942 82,734,354 14,370,183

Dec 79,796,060 3,472,220 85,005,687 11,619,037

TOTAL 930,541,768 57,658,460 982,220,283 133,518,534

Average 77,545,147 4,804,872 81,851,690 11,126,545

Minimum 69,187,408 3,472,220 64,339,339 5,506,167

Maximum 96,736,348 5,738,645 92,915,449 14,370,183

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Figure 2.2 below is a graphical breakdown of the petroleum product imports as at end 2018.

Figure 2.2: Percentage distribution of petroleum imports

2.2.1.2 Annual Petroleum imports

Table 2.6 indicates a continuous rise in imports of petrol and diesel, for the years 2014 to

2018. BIK and JET appear to have a more or less constant trend over the period. It is also

observed that values of imports for AGO and PMS are at their highest in 2018 (930,542 litres

and 982,220 litres respectively) as compared to the other years from 2014-2017.

Table 2.6: Annual petroleum imports in thousand litres

Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

PMS 644,265 754,398 818,005 894,072 930,542

Annual change 17% 8% 9% 4%

BIK 67,165 60,346 59,718 56,527 57,658

Annual change -10% -1% -5% 2%

AGO 727,417 807,772 870,727 945,084 982,220

Annual change 11% 8% 9% 4%

JET A1 140,276 120,902 125,962 133,519

Annual change -14% 4% 6%

PMS, 44%

BIK, 3%

AGO, 47%

JET A1, 6%

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PETROLEUM IMPORTS

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Figure 2.3: Petroleum Product imports (2014- 2018)

2.2.2 Monthly import bill and Government revenue 2018

The country’s import bill in 2018 amounted to UGX 7,724 billion, while the Government

revenue collected from importation of petroleum products amounted to UGX 1,578 billion.

The highest import bill was recorded in December equating to UGX 704 billion while the

highest revenue collections were reported in March equating to UGX 173 billion. The lowest

figures for import bill was recorded in February (UGX 536 billion) and that of Government

revenue in September (UGX 106 billion).

Table 2.7: Monthly import bill and revenue in Billion Shillings (2018)

MONTH

MONTHLY IMPORT BILL GOVERNMENT REVENUE

Jan 558 141

Feb 536 138

Mar 643 173

Apr 582 141

May 690 165

Jun 604 142

Jul 695 114

Aug 686 114

Sep 665 106

Oct 691 119

Nov 672 109

Dec 704 116

TOTAL 7,724 1,578

Average 643.83 131.5

0

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400,000

600,000

800,000

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1,200,000

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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itre

s

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Petroleum imports 2014- 2018

PMS BIK AGO JET A1

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Figure 2.4 below shows movement in the 2018 monthly import bill as well as Government

revenue generated from importation of petroleum products within the year.

Figure 2.4: Monthly import bill and Government revenue

2.2.3 Monthly sales of petroleum products in 2018

The table 2.8 below shows monthly movements in sales of petroleum products within 2018.

Table 2.8: Monthly sales of petroleum products (litres)

Month PMS BIK AGO

Jan 80,602,000 5,455,000 64,339,000

Feb 69,187,000 5,642,000 75,128,000

Mar 96,736,000 4,693,000 82,179,000

Apr 71,521,000 4,432,000 75,988,000

May 81,732,000 4,641,000 92,915,000

Jun 73,539,000 4,392,000 75,623,000

Jul 75,583,000 5,206,000 91,206,000

Aug 77,096,000 4,289,000 88,021,000

Sep 69,308,000 5,531,000 90,047,000

Oct 81,495,000 5,739,000 79,033,000

Nov 73,945,000 4,166,000 82,734,000

Dec 79,796,000 3,472,000 85,006,000

TOTAL 930,542,000 57,658,000 982,220,000

0

200

400

600

800

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Monthly Import Bill and Government Revenue

MONTHLY IMPORT BILL GOVERNMENT REVENUE

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Figure 2.5: Monthly sales of Petroleum Products

From figure 2.5 above, BIK had the least sales in 2018, while AGO and PMS kept fluctuating

with almost similar patterns.

2.2.4 Market shares of oil Marketing Companies in 2018

The petroleum products’ market in Uganda had a total of 60 licensed oil marketing

companies (appendix 2.1). Vivo energy Uganda Limited held the largest market share of

16.74%, followed by Total Uganda Limited (12.09%), Nile Energy Limited (7.76%). The

market share of these four companies totalled to 42.31% and the rest of the 56 companies

accounted for the remaining 57.69% as observed in figure 2.8 below;

Table 2.9: Market shares of oil marketing companies in 2018

No OMC Total Imports (litres) % Market share

1 Vivo Energy Uganda Ltd 301,028,204.28 16.74%

2 TOTAL UGANDA LIMITED. 217,506,380.25 12.09%

3 NILE ENERGY LIMITED 139,560,625.85 7.76%

4 STABEX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 102,787,443.31 5.72%

5 HASS PETROLEUM (U) LIMITED 81,486,068.06 4.53%

6 KOBIL UGANDA LIMITED 55,571,901.74 3.09%

7 PETRO UGANDA LIMITED 54,776,693.88 3.05%

8 MOUNT MERU PETROLEUM U LIMITED 53,612,604.14 2.98%

9 ORYX OIL UGANDA LIMITED 51,794,577.21 2.88%

10 MOIL (U) LIMITED 51,707,959.62 2.88%

11 CITY OIL (U) LIMITED 46,799,966.72 2.60%

12 DON (U) LIMITED 41,046,202.82 2.28%

13 ONE PETROLEUM (U) LIMITED 40,981,058.72 2.28%

14 TEXAS ENERGY LIMITED 33,858,193.65 1.88%

15 GASLINE PETROLEUM ENERGY (U) LIMIT 33,513,309.51 1.86%

16 GAPCO UGANDA LTD. 29,105,210.35 1.62%

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20,000,000

40,000,000

60,000,000

80,000,000

100,000,000

120,000,000


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0 li

tres

Month

Monthly sales of petroleum products

PMS BIK AGO

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No OMC Total Imports (litres) % Market share

17 MOGAS UGANDA LIMITED 28,838,576.57 1.60%

18 OLYMPIC PETROLEUM U LIMITED 28,805,774.27 1.60%

19 EUROPET LIMITED 27,352,131.89 1.52%

20 LIBYA OIL UGANDA LIMITED 25,668,746.52 1.43%

Others 352,620,872.93 19.61%

Grand Total 1,798,422,502.29 100.00%

Refer to Appendix 2.1. for more Oil Marketing Companies

Figure 2.6: Percentage market shares of oil marketing companies in 2018

2.2.5 Herfindahl Hirschman Index (HHI)

Table 2.10 shows computation of the Herfindahl Hirschman Index for oil marketing

companies in 2018.

Table 2.10: Herfindahl Hirschman Index No OMC Market share Squares of market

share

1 Vivo Energy Uganda Ltd 0.17 0.028

2 TOTAL UGANDA LIMITED. 0.12 0.015

3 NILE ENERGY LIMITED 0.08 0.006

4 STABEX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 0.06 0.003

5 HASS PETROLEUM (U) LIMITED 0.05 0.002

6 KOBIL UGANDA LIMITED 0.03 0.001

7 PETRO UGANDA LIMITED 0.03 0.001

8 MOUNT MERU PETROLEUM U LIMITED 0.03 0.001

9 ORYX OIL UGANDA LIMITED 0.03 0.001

0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16% 18%

Vivo Energy Uganda Ltd

TOTAL UGANDA LIMITED.

NILE ENERGY LIMITED

STABEX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

HASS PETROLEUM (U) LIMITED

KOBIL UGANDA LIMITED

PETRO UGANDA LIMITED

MOUNT MERU PETROLEUM U LIMITED

ORYX OIL UGANDA LIMITED

MOIL (U) LIMITED

CITY OIL (U) LIMITED

Percentage Market shares of Oil Marketing Companies in 2018

% Market share

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No OMC Market share Squares of market

share

10 MOIL (U) LIMITED 0.03 0.001

11 CITY OIL (U) LIMITED 0.03 0.001

12 DON (U) LIMITED 0.02 0.001

13 ONE PETROLEUM (U) LIMITED 0.02 0.001

14 TEXAS ENERGY LIMITED 0.02 0.000

15 GASLINE PETROLEUM ENERGY (U) LIMIT 0.02 0.000

16 GAPCO UGANDA LTD. 0.02 0.000

17 MOGAS UGANDA LIMITED 0.02 0.000

18 OLYMPIC PETROLEUM U LIMITED 0.02 0.000

19 EUROPET LIMITED 0.02 0.000

20 LIBYA OIL UGANDA LIMITED 0.01 0.000

. . . .

. . . .

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Grand Total 1.00 HHI = 0.064

Implications of HHI

HHI Implication

HHI < 0.01 (or 100) Highly competitive market

0.01<HHI<0.15 (or 100 to 1,500) Non concentrated

0.15<HHI<0.25 (or 1,500 to 2,500) Moderate concentration

HHI> 0.25 (or above 2.500) High concentration

The above HHI of 0.064 indicates that the Uganda petroleum products’ market is not

concentrated.

2.2.6 Prices of Petroleum products

2.2.6.1 Monthly Local Pump Prices of Petroleum Products (2018)

Local pump prices ranged between UGX. 3,900 to UGX. 4,300 per litre of PMS, UGX. 3,050 to

UGX. 4,100 per litre of AGO and UGX. 3,250 to UGX. 3,580 per litre of BIK.

Table 2.11: Monthly local petroleum prices of petroleum products in UGX

Month PMS BIK AGO

Jan 4,050 3,580 3,300

Feb 4,000 3,400 3,200

Mar 3,900 3,250 3,050

Apr 4,050 3,300 3,650

May 4,050 3,300 3,700

Jun 4,100 3,400 3,800

Jul 4,250 3,400 3,900

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Aug 4,250 3,400 3,900

Sep 4,250 3,400 3,900

Oct 4,300 3,500 4,050

Nov 4,300 3,500 4,100

Dec 4,300 3,500 4,100

Average Price 4,150 3,411 3,721

Minimum 3,900 3,250 3,050

Maximum 4,300 3,580 4,100

The figure illustrates the trends of the monthly local pump prices of petroleum products for the year 2018

Figure 2.7: Monthly local prices of petroleum products

It is observed that the local pump prices decreased from January to March 2018 and later

increased, forming an almost flat curve from April to December. PMS was the most expensive

petroleum product in 2018, averaging at UGX. 4,150 per litre, followed by AGO (UGX. 3,721

per litre) and lastly Kerosene (UGX. 3,411 per litre).

The highest prices for PMS and AGO were observed at the end of the year (December), while

the highest price for BIK was observed at the beginning of the year (January). The month of

March registered the lowest prices for all the three petroleum products. The prices of the 3

products, however had almost similar trends throughout the year.

2.2.6.2 Annual Local Petroleum Prices

Table 2.12: Annual trends of local petroleum prices

Product 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

0

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2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000


Uga

nd

a Sh

illin

gs

Month

Trends of Monthly local prices

PMS BIK AGO

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Petrol (PMS) 3,727 3,597 3,258 3,433 4,150

Annual % change -3% -9% 5% 21%

Diesel (AGO) 3,304 2,906 2,576 2,964 3,721

Annual % change -12% -11% 15% 26%

Kerosene (BIK) 2,841 2,600 2,384 2,502 3,411

Annual % change -8% -8% 5% 36%

The table above indicates that there was a continued decrease in the average prices of the

petroleum products from 2014 to 2016. The prices however increased from 2016 to 2017

and further from 2017 to 2018. The price increases from 2017 to 2018 have been observed

to be the highest in the whole period under review. This was due to interplay of the rise in

crude oil prices and refinery premiums on the global market.

BIK recorded the highest increase of 36% from UGX 2,502 in 2017 to UGX 3,411 in 2018,

followed by AGO at 26% from UGX. 2,964 to UGX 3,721 and lastly PMS at 21% from UGX

3,433 to UGX 4,150. PMS however still traded at the highest price averaging at UGX 4,150,

followed by AGO (UGX 3,721) and lastly BIK (UGX 3,411).

The figure 2.9 below shows similar trend movements in the prices of the 3 products with

PMS trading highest, by AGO and lastly BIK.

Figure 2.8: Annual local petroleum price trend

2.2.7 International crude oil prices for 2018

2.2.7.1 Monthly International crude oil prices for 2018 ($/Bbl)

Crude oil prices on the world market in 2018 ranged between USD 58.14 and USD 79.37 per

barrel for the OPEC basket, USD 50.94 to USD 71.16 for the NYMEX and USD 60.02 to USD

80.93 for the BRENT. The month of December recorded the lowest prices of crude oil trading

at $60/bbl (ICE), $50.94/ bbl (WTI) & $58.14/bbl (OPEC), while October recorded the

highest prices of crude oil, trading at $80.93/ bbl (ICE), $71.16/bbl & $79.37bbl.

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1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Uga

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a Sh

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YEARS

ANNUAL LOCAL PETROLEUM PRICE TREND (2014- 2018)

PMS BIK AGO

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Table 2.13: 2018 Monthly International crude oil prices ($/Bbl)

Month OPEC in US$ Nymex (WTI) in US$ Brent (ICE) in US $

Jan 67.23 64.13 69.37

Feb 61.33 62.91 66.64

Mar 63.88 62.82 66.65

Apr 68.36 66.11 71.37

May 72.98 69.45 75.69

Jun 72.96 66.79 75.28

Jul 72.11 68.87 73.32

Aug 71.38 67.74 73.1

Sep 76.88 70.11 78.86

Oct 79.37 71.16 80.93

Nov 60.97 52.48 61.68

Dec 58.14 50.94 60.02

Average 68.80 64.46 71.08

Minimum 58.14 50.94 60.02

Maximum 79.37 71.16 80.93

Figure 2.9: Monthly movements of crude oil prices

2.2.7.2 Annual international crude oil prices

Table 2.14: Annual movements in international crude oil prices (2014 – 2018)

Trader 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

OPEC ($/bbl) 96.29 48.1 40.15 52.56 68.8

Annual change -50% -17% 31% 31%

NYMEX 93.17 53.56 44.84 51.06 64.46

Annual change -43% -16% 14% 26%

BRENT 98.9 50.75 42.76 54.81 68.8

Annual change -49% -16% 28% 26%

0

20

40

60

80

100


$/b

bl

Months

Monthly movements in crude oil prices

OPEC in US$ Nymex (WTI)in US$ Brent (ICE) in US $

27

For the period 2014 - 2018, prices of crude oil were highest in 2014. These then followed a

downward trend until their lowest in 2016. This was mainly caused by the slowing growth

in emerging markets like China, India, Brazil, Russia that led to sharp drops in commodity

prices almost across the board. The prices however began to increase from 2016 to 2018

when OPEC members agreed to cut their production through the years 2017 to 2018 thus

cutting supplies and leading to scarcity in the market.

Figure 2.10: Annual movements in crude oil prices (2014- 2018)

2.2.8 Monthly international refined product prices (USD/ Gallon)

The monthly average price for Nymex Gasoline stood at USD 625.85 per Gallon, while Nymex

heating oil average prices stood at USD 213.27 per Gallon.

Table 2.15: 2018 Monthly international refined product prices (USD/ Gallon)

Month Nymex Gasoline

$/Gallon Nymex Heating Oil $/Gallon

Jan 576.99 244.74

Feb 591.32 180.08

Mar 586.97 194.66

Apr 629.88 203.86

May 662.42 213.96

Jun 654.75 207.83

Jul 648.3 217.27

Aug 653.89 216.53

Sep 693.29 229.26

Oct 646.68 228

Nov 597.25 209

Dec 568.5 214

Average 625.85 213.27

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

USD

/ B

BL

Years

Annual movements in crude oil prices

OPEC ($/bbl) NYMEX BRENT

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3 MINERAL STATISTICS This section provides statistics on minerals produced, exported and imported in 2018.

MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 2018 Minerals produced in 2018 amounted to 4.0 million tonnes indicating an increase of 45% in production from 2.18 million tonnes in 2017. This was mainly contributed to by Limestone accounting for 2.78 million tonnes (69.5%) and Pozzolana accounting for 1.02 million tonnes (25.4%) of the total production. This implies that a 94.9% share of the total minerals was produced in the country. Minerals including Cobalt, Lead, and Manganese (above 46% Mn) were not produced during 2018

Table 3.1: Quarterly Mineral Production in Tonnes (2018) Mineral Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total

Limestone 233266.28 210642.69 2251219.98 84124.77 2,779,253.7

Pozollana 283027.69 259250.0700 351640.89 123758 1,017,676.7

Gold 0.0015421 0.0036 0.00883259 0.0031 0.0170747

Vermiculite 2113.1 2486.0000 4266.94 1515.8 10,381.84

Cobalt** 0 0.0000 0 0 0

Wolfram 19.902 79.3760 72.525 41.219 213.022

Syenitic

Aggregate 11784.88 29749.0600 75249.34 38691.8 155,475.08

Kaolin 10082.1 7199.1000 14901.7 0 32,182.9

Iron Ore 1500 3000.0000 0 0 4,500

Granite 41 64.0000 77 73 255

Lead 0 0.0000 0 0 0

Coltan (30%

Purity) 6.6 0.0000 0.186 0.041 6.827

Tin (75%

Purity) 21.9802 27.1964 11.1614 7.5843 67.9223

Beryl (1%

Beryllium) 24 0.0000 0 0 24

Manganese

(Above 46%

Mn) 0 0 0 0

Total 4,000,036.98

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The figure 3.1 below indicates that Pozollana was the most produced mineral, accounting for

69% of the total minerals produced, followed by Limestone that accounted for 25%.

Figure 3.1: Percentage Mineral Production in 2018

MINERAL EXPORTS

3.2.1 Value of Mineral exports

Iron ore was the most exported mineral in 2018 amounting to 3 million kgs, valued at UGX

225,000,000, followed by Wolfram amounting to 238,000 kgs and valued at UGX 4.4 billion.

Wolfram however, emerged with the highest value (UGX 4.4 billion), followed by Gold,

valued at UGX 2.3 billion.

Table 3.2: Value of mineral exports in 2018

Mineral Quantity (KG) Royalties Value (UGX) Gross Value (UGX) share

Wolfram 238,000 220,894,216 4,417,884,562 57.46%

Gold 18 114,226,766 2,284,449,202 29.71%

Tantalite 7,300 28,924,169 578,483,388 7.52%

Iron ore 3,000,000 11,250,000 225,000,000 2.93%

Amblygonite 96,000 15,211,790 152,117,912 1.98%

Beryl 96,000 2,101,612 24,484,304 0.32%

Ruby 1 238,764 2,387,643 0.03%

Tourmaline 100 188,334 1,883,340 0.02%

Tourmaline Garnet 45 159,410 1,532,186 0.02%

Beryllium 36,000 14,190,164 709,508 0.01%

Kyanite 3 33,974 339,738 0.00%

Total 3,473,467 407,419,199 7,689,271,783 100.00%

Limestone, 69%

Pozollana, 25%

Syenitic Aggregate, 4%

others , 1%

PERCENTAGE OF MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 2018

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Figure 3.2: Gross value of mineral exports in 2018

Table 3.3: Annual movements in gross value of exports (2014- 2018)

Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Gross Value (Thousand UGX) 8,691,266 5,932,657 15,751,551 14,004,776 7,689,272

Annual % change -90% -32% 166% -11% -45%

The gross value of mineral exports was lowest in 2015 (UGX 5.93 million) from which it

greatly increased to 15.75 million in 2016. However, a decline was registered from 2016 to

2018 as illustrated in figure 3.4.

- 500,000

1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000 4,500,000 5,000,000

ugx

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Gross value of mineral exports in 2018

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Figure 3.3: Annual movements in gross value of mineral exports (2014- 2018) 3.2.2 Value of Mineral exports by destination in 2018

Asia registered the largest export destination of minerals in 2018, accounting for UGX 4.7

billion (61.3%) of the total mineral exports. North America emerged the second largest

export destination, accounting for UGX 2.1 billion (27.3%) of the total mineral exports, while

Africa emerged the least export destination accounting for UGX 225 million (2.9%).

Figure 3.4: Value of mineral exports by destination

MINERAL LICENSING

3.3.1 Status of mineral licensing as at December 2018

In the year 2018, a total of 492 licenses were granted in the mining industry, with

prospecting licenses granted most (190), followed by exploration licenses (144) and others

as shown below;

0

2,000,000

4,000,000

6,000,000

8,000,000

10,000,000

12,000,000

14,000,000

16,000,000

18,000,000

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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0' U

GX

Annual values of mineral exports (2014-2018)

Gross Value (Thousand UGX)

Asia , 61.3%27.3%, North

America

8.4%, Europe 2.9%, EAC

Value of Mineral exports by destination

Asia North America Europe EAC

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Table 3.4: Status of mineral licensing as at December 2018

Type of License

Status as at 01/01/2018

Granted Renewed Expired Revoked/ Current as at 31/12/2018 Surrendered

Prospecting License

146 190 N/A 117 0 219

Exploration License

375 144 17 165 2 369

Retention License

4 1 0 2 0 3

Location License

71 29 6 25 0 81

Mining Lease

39 4 0 0 2 41

Mineral Dealers*

0 124 N/A 0 0 124

Total 635 492 23 309 4 837

NON-TAX REVENUE ASSESSED AND COLLECTED FROM MINERAL DEALERS IN 2018 Non-Tax Revenue collected from mineral dealing in 2018 amounted to UGX. 16.3 billion,

indicating a 21% increase compared to last year’s UGX 13.5 billion. Royalties paid by holders

of mineral rights was the largest source of NTR contributing 72% (UGX 11 billion), followed

by Annual mineral rents at 19% (UGX 3.2 billion)

Table 3.5: NTR assessed and collected in 2018

Name Amount (UGX)

Royalties Paid by Holders of Mineral Rights or Mineral Dealers- 11,774,755,096

Annual Mineral Rents (other than for Prospecting License)- 3,159,402,000

Mineral Dealers License- 554,000,000

Preparation of Exploration License- 250,000,000

Transfer of Exploration License- 90,000,000

Prospecting Fees 121,500,000

Preparation of a Location License- 91,200,000

Airborne Geophysical 26,264,700

Renewal for Exploration License- 60,000,000

Preparation of a Mining Lease- 50,000,000

Registration of Exploration License- 20,500,000

Renewal of Location License- 15,000,000

Preparation of A Retention License- 25,000,000

Late Lodgment Fees and Late Lodgment Period- 8,975,000

Publications -Maps 6,254,253

Surrender of Exploration License- 4,000,000

Search in a Register of Mining Instruments- 7,800,000

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Name Amount (UGX)

Blasting Certificate Fees 500,000

Copy issued for Lost or destroyed Certificates Including copy of any map attached to the original Instrument- 1,840,000

Annual Fees for Goldsmiths License- 6,000,000

Registration for Retention License- 500,000

Transfer for Retention License- 10,000,000

Transfer of Mineral Right or Of Share Of The Right In Respect of- 20,000,000

Total 16,303,491,049

Table 3.6: Annual NTR collected from mineral dealers (2014- 2018)

Years 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

NTR Collected ('000) 5,392,398 9,437,905 10,483,092 13,478,432 16,303,491

Annual change 9% 75% 11% 29% 21%

The annual NTR collections have been improving for the past five years, with 2018 recording

the highest collections at UGX 16.3 billion as observed in Figure 3.7 below.

Figure 3.5: Annual NTR collected from mineral dealers (2014- 2018)

0

2,000,000

4,000,000

6,000,000

8,000,000

10,000,000

12,000,000

14,000,000

16,000,000

18,000,000

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Annual NTR Collected from mineral dealers (2014- 2018)

NTR Collected ('000)

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STATISTICAL APPENDICES

APPENDIX 1: ENERGY 1.1 2018 Uganda Energy Balance

LPG GasolineJet

Kerosene

Other

Kerosene

Gas /

Diesel Oil

High Sulphur

Fuel Oil

Commercial

FirewoodCharcoal

Agro Residues

and Waste

0 0 0 0 0 0 313 3 12644 0 3248 0 16208

67 734 116 49 904 72 0 0 2341 0 0 3 4286

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -20 -20

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

67 734 116 49 904 72 313 3 14985 0 3248 -17 20475

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 579 2927 19 16 3542

0 0 0 0 0 -72 -313 -3 -5517 -1456 -1720 364 -8717

0 0 0 0 0 -72 -313 -3 0 0 -1720 364 -1744

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -5517 -1456 0 0 -6973

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -15 -15

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -84 -84

67 734 117 49 904 0 0 0 10047 1471 1548 264 15200

1 73 0 39 271 0 0 0 1766 147 745 173 3216

0 587 117 0 542 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1246

40 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 7447 1177 611 57 9343

25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 834 147 191 33 1231

0 73 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 164

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FIN

AL

CO

NS

UM

PT

ION

Total Final Consumption

Industry

Transport

Households

Com. & Public

Agriculture/Forestry

Others (Non Specified)

Non-Energy Use

Gas-To-Liquids

Coal-To-Liquids

Blast Furnaces

Other Transformation Processes

Energy Industry Own Use

Losses

International Aviation Bunkers (-)

Stock Changes (+ draw, - build)

TPES

Transfers

Statistical Difference

TR

AN

SF

OR

MA

TIO

N

Transformation

Electricity Producers

Petroleum Refineries

Charcoal Plants

Solar

PV

Biofuels & Waste

Electricity Total

PR

IMA

RY

SU

PP

LY

Production

Imports

Exports (-)

International Marine Bunkers (-)

Thousand Tonnes of Oil Equivalent

( ktoe )

Petroleum Products

Hydro

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1.2: Bujagali HPP Month Gross

Energy Generated

(GWh)

Net Plant Energy (Energy sales in

GWh)

Auxiliaries Consumption

(GWh)

Auxiliaries losses (Main

TX) in GWh

Received from Grid

(GWh)+F2:F14

Outage Time (hrs.)

Jan-18 150.369 149.328 0.491 0.557 0.0075 6.88

Feb-18 135.099 134.148 0.456 0.498 0.0032

Mar-18 138.69 137.703 0.499 0.499 0.0107

Apr-18 129.253 128.327 0.463 0.480 0.0167 254.42

May-18 138.708 137.711 0.503 0.500 0.0052 9.1

Jun-18 135.19 134.253 0.466 0.473 0.002 243.9

Jul-18 145.439 144.419 0.483 0.540 0.003 297.68

Aug-18 137.994 136.986 0.46 0.548 0.0001 684.48

Sep-18 133.23 132.291 0.449 0 0.0229 398.92

Oct-18 136.932 136.103 0.475 0.360 0.0048 266.58

Nov-18 136.784 136.043 0.461 0.287 0.0071 273.68

Dec-18 137.222 136.465 0.490 0.280 0.0123 29.56

TOTALS 1654.91 1643.777 5.696 5.022 0.0955 2465.2

1. Installed Capacity - 255 MW

2. Average dispatched Capacity to UETCL - 191.51 MW

3. Plant Factor - 75.1%

4. Operation Time - 91.07%

5. Commercial Operation date - 01.08.2012

6. Contracted Capacity to UETCL - 250 MW

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1.3: Ishasha SHPP

Installed Generation Capacity (MW) 6.4

Contracted Generation Capacity by UETCL (MW) 6.4

Plant Factor (%) 37.49

Technical & Commercial Losses (MWh) Note: Ishasha does not monitor this section

Commercial Operation Date 3/11/2011

Outage Time (hours)

Electricity Generated (MWh)

Electricity Sold (MWh) Electricity Used Internally

(MWh) Plant

Factor (%)

Peak Shoulder Off

Peak Peak Shoulder

Off Peak

Peak Shoulder Off

Peak Peak Shoulder

Off Peak

January 18.33 45.42 18.83 426.60 594.34 188.19 426.10 593.33 187.69 0.50 1.01 0.50 25.39

February 24.92 73.50 12.42 338.69 415.50 108.83 338.21 414.60 108.31 0.48 0.90 0.52 20.07

March 22.25 70.50 22.92 408.80 548.75 289.08 408.31 547.85 288.59 0.49 0.90 0.49 26.18

April 15.08 84.67 35.50 869.73 1348.23 753.54 869.22 1347.37 753.09 0.51 0.86 0.45 64.49

May 29.83 87.50 30.25 623.06 1098.89 566.19 622.59 1098.04 565.73 0.47 0.85 0.46 48.05

June 17.33 72.42 23.92 542.98 901.87 459.14 542.48 900.97 458.66 0.50 0.90 0.48 41.32

July 18.17 67.75 25.83 451.99 719.30 306.30 451.49 718.39 305.82 0.50 0.91 0.48 31.03

August 29.00 71.92 42.17 483.38 744.23 319.93 482.91 743.33 319.50 0.47 0.90 0.43 32.50

September 57.92 140.58 77.58 536.72 916.66 408.33 536.33 915.97 408.01 0.39 0.69 0.32 40.40

October 24.50 119.92 33.83 785.54 1175.27 685.66 785.06 1174.51 685.21 0.48 0.76 0.45 55.58

November 40.17 116.08 48.08 450.54 740.43 354.44 450.11 739.66 354.03 0.43 0.77 0.41 33.54

December 35.67 114.75 37.92 437.67 650.77 368.64 437.22 650.00 368.20 0.45 0.77 0.44 30.60

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1.4: Power installed, generated and sold at Kakira Month Installed

Generation Capacity

(MW)

Contracted Generation Capacity by

UETCL (MW)

Electricity generated

(MWh)

Electricity Sold to UETCL (MWh)

Electricity Used

Internally (From

Cogeneration and Umeme)

(MWh)

Outage time Of

Turbine (hours)

Plant Factor (%)

Amount of Bagasse Used for Electricity

generation (Tonnes)

Jan-18 51.1 32.0 32,400.652 22,168.899 10,270.123 17 0.90 79,671 Feb-18

51.1 32.0 29,133.488 19,518.396 9,617.931 22 0.90 71,303

Mar-18

51.1 32.0 18,074.924 10,687.079 7,404.349 178 0.50 49,061

Apr-18

51.1 32.0 17,713.111 10,442.051 7,345.263 31 0.51 60,626

May-18

51.1 32.0 8,154.655 3,279.510 5,158.292 324 0.33 28,777

Jun-18

51.1 32.0 14,936.956 8,353.655 6,811.576 105 0.43 40,942

Jul-18

51.1 32.0 25,405.882 15,954.814 9,691.305 82 0.70 65,232

Aug-18

51.1 32.0 26,724.908 17,028.317 9,725.419 62 0.74 69,404

Sep-18

51.1 32.0 17,993.959 8,405.653 9,636.711 4 0.51 60,322

Oct-18

51.1 32.0 31,140.613 20,840.513 10,378.000 34 0.86 47,473

Nov-18

51.1 32.0 29,292.610 19,657.747 9,739.390 32 0.84 74,122

Dec-18

51.1 32.0 28,638.104 18,830.321 9,881.082 16 0.79 72,617

2018 51.1 32.0

279,609.862

175,166.955

105,659.441

907

719,550

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1.5 Transmission Route length (2014- 2018) Year Quarter 220 kV 132 kV 66 kV Total

2018 Q4 1,008 1,527 35 2,570

Q3 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q2 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q1 150 1,442 35 1,627

2017 Q4 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q3 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q2 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q1 150 1,442 35 1,627

2016 Q4 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q3 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q2 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q1 150 1,442 35 1,627

2015 Q4 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q3 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q2 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q1 150 1,442 35 1,627

2014 Q4 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q3 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q2 150 1,442 35 1,627

Q1 150 1,441 35 1,626

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1.6 Operational Transmission Lines 2018 Line Name Year of

Commissioning Year

Upgrade Structure Type Voltage in

kV Circuits Line

Rating (MVA)

Length in km

66 kV Lines 30.5 Nalubale - Lugazi 1963 Lattice Tower 66 1 10.6 30.5

132 kV Lines 1,579.2 Bujagali - Tororo 1954 2012 Lattice Tower 132 2 78 116.2 Nalubale - Namanve 1954 Lattice Tower 132 1 147 57.2 Namanve - Kampala North 1954 Lattice Tower 132 1 12.2 Tororo - Lessos 1954 Lattice Tower 132 2 78 8.8 Kampala North - Mutundwe 1959 Lattice Tower 132 2 79.1 9.3 Kabulasoke - Masaka West 1963 Wooden Poles 132 1 63.1 61.2 Kabulasoke - Nkonge 1963 Wooden Poles 132 1 63.1 76.6 Rugonjo - Nkenda 1963 Wooden Poles 132 1 63.1 41.0 Mutundwe - Kabulasoke 1963 2015 Wooden Poles 132 1 63.1 84.3 Nkonge - Rugonjo 1963 Wooden Poles 132 1 63.1 99.7 Opuyo - Lira 1963 Wooden Poles 132 1 63.1 115.3 Tororo - Opuyo 1963 Wooden Poles 132 1 63.1 147.4 Masaka West - Mutukula 1994 Lattice Tower 132 1 73.8 85.0 Masaka West - Mbarara

North 1995 Lattice Tower 132 1 151.6 130.4 Lugogo - Kampala North 1997 Lattice Tower 132 2 73.2 5.1 Lugogo - Mutundwe 1997 Lattice Tower 132 2 180 10.1 Nalubale - Lugogo 1998 Lattice Tower 132 2 180.6 70.0 Nalubale - Kiira 2007 Lattice Tower 132 2 0.8 Nalubale - Kiira (2) 2007 Lattice Tower 132 2 0.8 Nalubale - Kiira (3) 2007 Lattice Tower 132 2 0.8 Bujagali - Nalubaale 2011 Lattice Tower 132 2 205.8 8.4 Kawanda - Mutundwe 2012 Lattice Tower 132 2 457 17.3 Namungoona T-Off 2013 Wooden Poles 132 1 0.1 Queensway T-Off 2017 Cable Tunnel 132 1 0.2

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Line Name Year of Commissioning

Year Upgrade

Structure Type Voltage in kV

Circuits Line Rating (MVA)

Length in km

Nkenda - Fort Portal 2017 Lattice Tower 132 2 53.2 Fort Portal - Hoima 2018 Lattice Tower 132 2 171.5 Isimba - Bujagali 2019 Lattice Tower 132 2 39.9 Mbarara - Nkenda 2019 Lattice Tower 132 2 156.4

220 kV Lines 273.3 Bujagali - Kawanda 2012 Lattice Tower 220 2 205.8 71.1 Kawanda - Masaka 2019 Lattice Tower 220 2 137.1 Mbarara South - Mirama 2019 Lattice Tower 220 2 56.6 Mirama - Birembo 2019 Lattice Tower 220 2 8.5

Total Transmission Line Length 1,883

Source: Energy Sector GIS Database 2019

1.7 Transmission Sub Stations

Substation Name Voltage Status Year of Commissioning

Year Upgrade

Latitude Longitude

Operational

Nalubale 132 kV / 66 kV / 33 kV Operational 1954 0.444160991 33.18217655

Lugazi 66 kV / 11 kV Operational 1963 0.376929039 32.93573756

Nkonge 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1970 0.229368261 31.18376348

Kampala North 132 kV / 33 kV / 11 kV Operational 1972 0.347088479 32.57534378

Kabulasoke 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1974 0.157983804 31.82011736

Lira 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1974 2016 2.242212526 32.8857708

Tororo 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1974 2018 0.637814394 34.11798736

Lugogo 132 kV / 33 kV / 11 kV Operational 1991 0.323750382 32.60681224

Masaka West 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1991 2018 -

0.329338667 31.68442643

Mbarara North 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1991

-0.597069761 30.61105039

Mutundwe 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1991 2025 0.293609444 32.5338632

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Year Upgrade

Latitude Longitude

Nkenda 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1991 2016 0.255513522 30.11677405

Opuyo 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 1993 2019 1.677252332 33.67711892

Rugonjo 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2006 0.203474588 30.78516515

Kira 132 kV / 11 kV Operational 2007 0.450095 33.184521

Namanve 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2007 0.380824558 32.67914938

Namungoona 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2009 2012 0.335604363 32.53948091

Bujagali 220 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2012 2016 0.501542576 33.13577091

Kawanda 220 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2012 2016 0.413572447 32.54152128

Queensway 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2017 0.305067172 32.57860162

Fort Portal 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2018 0.60128453 30.30559532

Hoima 132 kV / 33 kV Operational 2018 1.478264546 31.32968617

Isimba 132 kV Operational 2018 0.769599716 33.04159131

Under Construction

Iganga Industrial Park 132 kV / 33 kV Under Construction 2019 0.602986571 33.46770262

Karuma 400 kV / 132 kV Under Construction 2019 2.246590014 32.26760417

Luzira Industrial Park 132 kV / 33 kV Under Construction 2019 0.294708988 32.643983

Mbarara South 220 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV Under Construction 2019

-0.597354323 30.60609083

Mirama 220 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV Under Construction 2019

-1.001073517 30.4508451

Mukono Industrial Park 220 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV Under Construction 2019 0.369590988 32.826033

Namanve South Industrial Park 132 kV / 33 kV Under Construction 2019 0.345149846 32.6947048

At Planning Stage

Entebbe 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2019 0.085141575 32.45177628

Kabale 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2019

-1.250718905 29.99919753

Lira new 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2019 2.259224 32.858746

Moroto 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2019 2.495140039 34.65166217

Olwiyo 400 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2019 2.53480379 31.89213355

Achwa 132 kV At Planning Stage 2020 3.141598461 32.51596437

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Year Upgrade

Latitude Longitude

Agago 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2020 2.965986992 32.64782665

Arua 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2020 2.999070463 30.91516421

Gulu 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2020 2.729006355 32.3038004

Kinyara 220 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2020 1.632205 31.607055

Muzizi 220 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2020 0.970848 30.545253

Nebbi 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2020 2.4891275 31.09760223

Nyagak 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2020 2.431064466 30.97307713

Ayago 400 kV At Planning Stage 2023 2.363126039 31.92422465

Bulambuli 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2025 1.337683986 34.287377

Kabaale 220 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2025 1.407795 30.996663

Kikagati 132 kV At Planning Stage 2025 -1.030253 30.676755

Kingfisher 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2025 1.245544 30.751153

Mbale 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2025 1.052436524 34.1740285

Nshongezi 132 kV At Planning Stage 2025

-0.993649418 30.75025333

Oriang 400 kV At Planning Stage 2025 2.284529976 32.02083049

Sukuru 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2025 0.592196 34.141979

Tilenga 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2025 2.185982 31.463761

Adjumani 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 3.371247023 31.79064757

Buloba 220 kV / 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 0.239723855 32.39086207

Ggaba 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 0.257443 32.63635

Ishaka 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 -0.56816773 30.15790651

Kafu 400 kV / 220 kV At Planning Stage 2030 1.577614059 32.03883394

Kapeeka 220 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 0.702497 32.237467

Kasana 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 0.846620374 32.51832515

Kaweweta 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 1.252907 32.191755

Kiba 400 kV At Planning Stage 2030 2.359760272 31.85488147

Kiboga 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 0.927808363 31.7483106

Kitgum 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 3.297399111 32.89001045

Kotido 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 3.004157 34.086977

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Year Upgrade

Latitude Longitude

Nakasongola 132 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 1.324792 32.47411

Uhuru 400 kV At Planning Stage 2030 2.278222 31.685713

Wobulenzi 220 kV / 33 kV At Planning Stage 2030 0.712569603 32.49895805

1.8: Transmission Lines Under Construction

Line Name Planned Year of Commissioning

Status Structure Type Voltage in kV Circuits Length in km

132 kV Lines 338.2

Opuyo - Lira (2) 2019

Under Construction, RAP Implementation

ongoing Lattice Tower 132 2 115.2

Tororo - Opuyo (2) 2019



Karuma - Lira 2019



220 kV Lines 127

Bujagali - Tororo (2) 2019



Tororo - Lessos (2) 2019



400 kV Lines 248.3

Kafu - Kawanda 2019 RAP Implementation


Karuma - Kafu 2019 RAP Implementation

ongoing Lattice Tower 400 2 83

Total Length of Transmission Lines under EPC 713.5

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1.9: Transmission projects in the pipeline Power Plant Technology Capacity (MW) Status Expected Date of

Commissioning

Achwa 1 HPP Hydro 42 Licensed Dec-19

Siti 2 HPP Hydro 16.5 Licensed Apr-19

Nyamagasani 1 HPP Hydro 15 Licensed Feb-19

Nyamagasani 2 HPP Hydro 6.1 Licensed 03/2019

Sindila HPP Hydro 6.5 Licensed 04/2019

Ndugutu HPP Hydro 5.9 Licensed 04/2019

Kyambura HPP Hydro 7.6 Licensed 05/2019

Mayuge Solar solar 10 Licensed 05/2019

Karuma Hydro 600 Licensed 12/2019

Kikagati HPP Hydro 14 Licensed 03/2020

Tororo Solar solar 10 Licensed 05/2020

Nyabuhuka HPP Hydro 3.2 Licensed 05/2020

Kakaka HPP Hydro 5 Licensed 11/2020

Atari Hydropower Project Hydro 3.3 Licensed 04/2021

Albatros Thermal 50 Licensed 06/2021

Bukinda HPP Hydro 6.5 Licensed 01/2022

Total (Tilenga) Hydro 146 Licensed 01/2022

Muyembe Hydropower Project Hydro 6.9 Licensed 03/2022

Kabeywa 1 Hydropower Project Hydro 6.5 Licensed 03/2022

Kabeywa 2 Hydropower Project Hydro 2 Licensed 06/2022

Achwa 2 HPP Hydro 41 Licensed 10/2022

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Power Plant Technology Capacity (MW) Status Expected Date of Commissioning

Nyagak III Hydro 5.5 Licensed 12/2022

Nyamwamba II Hydro 7.8 Licensed 12/2022

Sky-Power solar 100 Feasibility 01/2023

Sky-Power1 solar 100 Feasibility 01/2023

Nyamabuye Hydro 7 Licensed 05/2023

Senok Wind 20 Feasibility 06/2023

Mukoki Hydro 3.4 Feasibility 08/2023



Kiba Hydro 392 Licensed 03/2025


Ayago Hydro 840 Feasibility 06/2026

Oriang Hydro 460 Feasibility 06/2026



1.10: UETCL ENERGY PURCHASED ACROSS ALL SUPPLIERS OF ELECTRICITY IN MEGAWATT HOURS (2017-2018)

Year 2018 2017 Quarter

Q4

Q3

Q2

Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2

Q1

EMBEDDED GENERATORS

KCCL 17,424 14,316 17,163 10,907 16,892 16,958 15,282 10,329

KML 3,581 3,575 3,858 3,709 6,663 6,329 6,868 5,720

BUGOYE 24,427 17,731 22,675 13,067 23,079 4,781 - 4,310

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Q4

Q3

Q2

Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2

Q1

KABALEGA HYDROMAX 12,955 9,474 9,800 4,821 13,828 12,896 7,265 7,253 AEMS MPANGA 25,321 11,838 35,292 6,680 29,934 13,302 6,099 5,449

ECO-POWER ISHASHA

5,644 4,886 7,158 3,312 5,376 4,195 2,735 4,135

MUVUMBE 5,670 5,253 10,381 6,819 6,731 3,458 4,955 889

ELGON HYDRO SITI 3,597 7,015 7,978 1,100 6,201 3,924 1,304 -

RWIMI 9,861 7,465 8,258 3,260 6,906

NYAMWAMBA

9,662 8,712 10,460 1,614

LUBILLA 4,859 2,660 5,516 701

NKUSI 14,119 12,522 2,697

WAKI 1,090

MAHOMA 3,562

CO-GENERATION

KAKIRA SUGAR LIMITED

59,329 41,389 22,075 52,374 51,759 24,640 14,468 35,214

KINYARA SUGAR WORKS

843 1,259 1,609 1,989 910 1,948 2,233 2,679

SAIL KALIRO 7,769 8,419 2,661 6,741 6,660 4,197 612 4,455

SOLAR PVC

ACCESS SOLAR 4,692 4,119 3,636 3,830 4,114 7,253 4,027 4,543

TORORO SOLAR 4,247 3,944 3,719 3,844 4,581 889 - -

XSABO SOLAR 280

THERMAL GENERATORS

JACOBSEN NAMANVE

26,166 35,110 16,535 32,506 16,211 23,899 21,982 24,727

ELECTRO-MAXX 17,252 23,405 17,549 30,352 15,879 32,161 48,662 47,554

IMPORTS

KENYA 10,379 9,333 9,983 5,088 3,818 2,718 1,589 1,438

RWANDA 1,121 980 1,070 1,016 1,019 937 924 967 LARGE HYDROS ESKOM 367,232 394,103 370,024 381,444 362,075 392,835 385,496 387,921

BUJAGALI 408,610 413,696 400,291 421,179 399,942 420,875 412,559 421,681

ISIMBA 887

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Q4

Q3

Q2

Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2

Q1

TOTAL 1,050,576 1,041,201 990,389 996,351 982,578 978,193 937,058 969,263


1.11: UETCL ENERGY SALES IN MEGAWATT HOURS (2017- 2018)

UMEME KPLC TANESCO RWANDA DRC SNEL FERDSULT

KIHIIHI/KABALE BECS PACMECS KIL KRECS UEDCL

Year Quarter Energy Sales (MWh)

2018 Q4

931,758.4

27,641.4

23,880.0

2,159.0

629.6

900.9

618.9

1,812.5

1,116.0

20,533.3

Q3

921,659

27,855

26,935

1,651

500

CLOSED

727

652

1,559

1,127

19,267

Q2

885,090

24,978

20,374

2,032

584

703

544 1,504

924

15,112

Q1

869,603

48,693

22,185

2,492

530

757

531 1,534

986

13,222

2017 Q4

856,455

43,674

19,400

2,527

755

796

563 1,343

972

16,631

Q3

846,863

50,586

23,103

2,847

556

656

522 1,389

907

12,380

Q2

810,385

56,516

17,541

2,839

577

685

473 1,386

742

10,646

Q1

820,297

75,100

19,127

1,066

590 4,893

790

593 1,342

861

6,502 Source: ERA ESI database

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1.12: 2018 Electricity Imports

Month

Electricity imported (MWh) - 2018

KPLC Rwanda Total Imports

Jan 957.8 351.4 1,309.2

Feb 931.8 308.2 1,240.0

Mar 3,198.9 356.5 3,555.5

Apr 3,547.2 334.2 3,881.4

May 3,237.3 372.7 3,610.1

June 3,198.8 363.1 3,561.9

July 3,349.1 373.2 3,722.3

Aug 2,669.1 311.2 2,980.3

Sept 3,314.3 295.4 3,609.7

Oct 3,258.4 332.2 3,590.6

Nov 3,361.9 387.7 3,749.6

Dec 3,758.6 401.4 4,160.0 Source: ERA ESI database

1.13: 2018 Electricity Exports

Month

Electricity Exports (MWh) – 2018

Kenya Tanzania Rwanda DRC Total Exports

Jan 19,044.06 8,096.00 867.02 191.19 28,198.27

Feb 18,620.61 7,073.00 872.09 161.83 26,727.53

Mar 11,027.90 7,016.00 752.90 176.81 18,973.60

Apr 8,204.63 6,382.00 345.92 190.67 15,123.22

May 8,394.86 5,996.00 847.94 209.65 15,448.45

June 8,378.96 7,996.00 838.56 183.68 17,397.20

July 8,189.29 8,915.00 13.75 169.61 17,287.65

Aug 12,064.06 9,125.00 822.25 169.56 22,180.86

Sept 7,601.18 8,895.00 815.34 161.28 17,472.79

Oct 8,897.45 8,989.00 583.74 212.14 17,472.79

Nov 8,856.02 7,985.00 762.62 206.04 17,472.79

Dec 9,887.95 6,906.00 812.65 211.45 17,472.79 Source: ERA ESI database

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1.14: Electricity Purchases by distribution companies in MWh (2017-2018)

COMPANY Period

2018 2017

Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1

UMEME

Peak 249,523,605 243,377,452 234,429,646 236,439,226 231,332,227 230,780,918 222,517,378 226,207,498

Shoulder 482,995,857 481,311,179 458,195,834 447,600,010 437,175,366 432,854,118 410,890,865 417,074,205

Off-Peak 197,097,679 196,870,027 188,221,640 185,064,126 189,708,514 183,221,157 176,976,902 177,008,886

UEDCL

CNST 824,904 768,294 604,468 589,176 670,317 541,078 505,982 442,091

EST 736,771 787,178 491,990 584,986 584,986 461,555 356,194 201,057

MWST 1,234,455 1,123,649 970,435 961,440 921,578 816,302 719,054 931,168

NEST 1,816,136 1,901,310 1,277,467 1,146,047 1,054,922 931,145 1,001,417 876,341

NNWST 1,736,143 1,703,335 1,728,669 1,651,715 1,564,273 1,285,022 1,247,152 1,247,495

SST (Masaka-

Rakai-Isingiro-

Ntungamo)

2,518,725 2,642,512 2,309,622 2,194,913 2,433,967 2,465,077 2,027,653

SWST (Rukungiri-Kanungu)

2,246,377 2,083,322 2,365,571 1,696,107 1,571,071 1,349,409 1,122,985

NWST (Kibaale-Kyenjojo)

9,419,189 8,310,167 5,334,276 4,427,162 4,793,104 4,575,568 3,751,278

Other companies

PACMECS 647,936 651,996 544,375 497,323 562,715 600,817 473,099 592,634

BECS 900,926 726,684 703,006 757,120 796,488 642,736 685,190 790,388

KIL 1,812,539 1,559,145 1,503,662 1,447,580 1,518,084 1,388,794 1,385,853 1,369,968

KRECS 1,116,030 1,127,148 924,394 985,781 972,138 907,113 741,891 861,474


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1.15: Electricity Sales by distribution companies in MWh (2017-2018)

Period Year 2018 2017

Quarter Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1

UMEME UGANDA LIMITED

Domestic

161,444,929

159,923,522

159,332,531

158,165,863

157,645,527

155,892,934

155,024,153

151,990,511

Commercial

94,925,519

94,453,553

90,153,080

88,144,439

87,327,902

88,242,894

82,622,616

83,176,344

Medium Industries

126,970,249

125,568,376

111,753,427

112,038,681

112,178,663

108,763,114

105,302,460

107,792,339

Large Industries

210,781,534

209,137,024

195,922,593

177,107,324

188,123,481

188,851,038

170,460,358

170,523,975

Extra Large

182,120,945

183,329,705

180,826,648

185,956,795

162,883,326

163,724,101

160,306,247 160,162,944

Street Lights

243,264

278,554

280,259

268,407

322,146

453,909

445,182

373,005

CNST

Domestic 284,537 254,836 234,353 239,446 236,869 188,335 185,020 207,651

Commercial

228,387

224,751

171,793

167,312

209,011

205,843

125,574

155,349

Medium Industries

159,022

73,092

13,451

64,094

137,057

6,376

5,761

69,623

EST Domestic

320,067

280,938

267,790

264,909

238,742

183,499

144,600

Commercial

393,130

171,702

160,986

141,785

161,501

79,922

49,529

MWST

Domestic 299,044 303,895 275,222 277,321 242,863 272,833 271,366

Commercial

397,881

312,798

319,929

216,568

317,187

219,761

275,890

Medium Indusries

26,330

21,264

-

14,056

43,479

-

-

NEST

Domestic 405,920 370,841 400,422 347,802 315,145 303,120 280,863

Commercial

347,453

365,018

303,123

373,947

311,697

294,577

362,591

Medium Industries

83,691

50,438

193,326

66,739

158,240

53,954

84,366

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Large Industries

126,735

178,220

169,964

37,942

7,502

NNWST

Domestic 778,269 738,848 693,674 688,892 595,862 597,056 565,474

Commercial

432,912

446,386

254,464

366,139

340,472

262,738

244,735

Medium Industries

166,737

243,042

261,573

201,934

77,121

166,304

163,285

SST**

Domestic

1,102,518

1,048,901

891,096

884,951

874,451

887,278

Commercial

688,920

534,828

480,352

462,029

530,784

363,814

Medium Indusries

187,621

139,618

121,789

138,312

179,127

119,457

SWST**

Domestic 495,675 497,774 437,169 422,090 388,749 337,636

Commercial

317,401

314,671

284,484

231,933

226,590

199,264

Medium Industries

556,992

668,782

362,700

618,960

391,344

274,026

NWST**

Domestic 1,407,088 1,387,090 1,307,308 1,370,870 1,070,606 1,270,089

Commercial

1,281,830

856,652

865,500

844,481

766,178

673,509

Medium Industries

704,780

922,221

666,023

1,261,835

777,795

441,895

Large Industries

318,664

328,916

409,089

PACMECS

Domestic 404,725 361,261 301,592 288,820 298,839 291,925 377,609

Commercial

209,257

165,716

141,863

128,659

164,734

142,273

140,453

BECS

Domestic

435,659

501,622

515,392

504,973

421,359

447,563

538,553

Commercial

76,881

88,522

90,952

89,113

74,357

78,982

95,039

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KIL

Domestic

716,114

782,992

651,519

814,872

722,155

1,067,773

885,475

Commercial

358,057

260,998

325,759

305,577

Medium Industries

227,214

193,974

221,107

101,859

361,077

173,841

KRECS Domestic

356,502

374,798

354,749

468,547

319,765

330,278

334,398

Commercial 515685.7 269187.9 364912.7

227,363

313,258

179,737

257,344 Source: ERA ESI database

1.16: Number of customers for distribution companies (2017- 2018)

Year Quarter Umeme CNST EST MWST NEST NNWST

SST (Masaka-

Rakai- Isingiro)

SWST (Rukungiri-

kanungu)

NWST (Kibaale-Kyenjojo)

PADER-ABIM

BECS Kilembe

Mines

KRECS

2018

Q4 1,263,441 3,023 4,539 3,725 4,126 7,689 11,669 8,872 15,857 3,567 8,657 12,927 4,643

Q3 1,222,295 2,864 4,224 3,725 4,126 7,253 10,918 8,450 14,838 3,382 8,523 12,391 4,390

Q2 1,183,569 2,695 3,951 3,519 3,978 6,859 10,102 8,043 14,065 3,291 8,519 11,902 4,312

Q1 1,141,617 2,543 3,745 3,412 3,829 6,567 9,621 7,623 13,050 2,894 8,470 11,145 4,027

2017

Q4 1,107,179 2,390 3,542 3,284 3,630 6,301 7,828 6,933 10,771 2,852 8,433 11,022 3,715

Q3 1,070,179 2,263 3,212 3,165 3,425 5,983 8,990 7,668 12,205 2,739 8,228 11,824 3,711

Q2 1,019,453 2,237 2,890 3,072 3,251 5,606 8,071 7,017 11,711 2,735 7,384 11,824 3,629

Q1 984,268 2,110 2,309 2,821 3,003 5,139 - 2,735 7,384 10,865 3,242 Source: ERA ESI database

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1.17 Power generated and sold per plant (2017- 2018)

Year Quarter Firm Total Generated (MWh) Total Sold (MWh)

2017 Q4 ACCESS SOLAR 4,114 4,114

2017 Q3 ACCESS SOLAR 3,757 3,757

2017 Q2 ACCESS SOLAR 4,027 4,027

2017 Q1 ACCESS SOLAR 4,543 4,543

2018 Q3 ACCESS SOLAR 4,185 4,138

2018 Q2 ACCESS SOLAR 3,657 3,648

2018 Q1 ACCESS SOLAR 3,985 3,830

2018 Q4 ACCESS SOLAR 4,674 4,578

2017 Q4 AEMS-MPANGA 29,941 29,941

2017 Q3 AEMS-MPANGA 13,310 13,302

2017 Q2 AEMS-MPANGA 6,096 6,096

2017 Q1 AEMS-MPANGA 5,452 5,452

2018 Q3 AEMS-MPANGA 13,851 11,838

2018 Q2 AEMS-MPANGA 35,298 35,291

2018 Q1 AEMS-MPANGA 6,708 6,691

2018 Q4 AEMS-MPANGA 25,321 25,321

2017 Q4 BUJAGALI ELECTRICITY LIMITED 402,861 399,950








2017 Q4 ECOPOWER-ISHASHA 5,381 5,376








2017 Q4 ELECTROMAXX (U) LIMITED 17,195 15,955








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2017 Q4 ELGON HYDRO SITI 6,313 6,201







2017 Q4 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 365,907 365,907

2017 Q3 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 395,041 395,041

2017 Q2 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 388,720 388,695

2017 Q1 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 356,250 356,250

2018 Q3 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 399,622 399,622

2018 Q2 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 375,225 375,225

2018 Q1 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 385,825 385,825

2018 Q4 ESKOM (U) LIMITED 375,545 375,545

2017 Q4 JACOBSEN (U) LIMITED 16,744 16,211








2017 Q4 KABALEGA HYDROMAX 15,117 13,830








2017 Q4 KAKIRA SUGAR WORKS 51,759 51,759








2017 Q4 KASESE COBALT COMPANY LIMITED 17,482 16,896



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2017 Q4 KINYARA SUGAR WORKS 910 910

2017 Q3 KINYARA SUGAR WORKS 1,948 1,948






2018 Q4 KINYARA SUGAR WORKS 843 843

2018 Q2 LUBILIA 5,624 4,816

2018 Q3 LUBILIA 2,731 2,660

2018 Q4 LUBILIA 4,970 4,859

2018 Q4 MAHOMA 3,590 3,590

2017 Q4 MAJI-POWER BUGOYE-LIMITED 23,079 23,079

2017 Q3 MAJI-POWER BUGOYE-LIMITED 5 5

2017 Q2 MAJI-POWER BUGOYE-LIMITED - -






2017 Q4 MUVUMBE HYDRO (U) LIMITED 6,814 6,731







2018 Q2 NKUSI 2,697 2,697

2018 Q3 NKUSI 12,522 12,522

2018 Q4 NKUSI 14,119 14,119

2018 Q3 NYAMWAMBA 8,816 8,712

2018 Q2 NYAMWAMBA 10,582 10,460

2018 Q1 NYAMWAMBA 1,620 1,614

2018 Q4 NYAMWAMBA 9,662 9,662

2017 Q4 RWIMI 6,906 6,906

2018 Q3 RWIMI 7,558 7,465

2018 Q2 RWIMI 8,359 8,258

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2018 Q1 RWIMI 3,309 3,260

2018 Q4 RWIMI 9,979 9,861

2017 Q4 SAIL KALIRO 6,660 6,660

2017 Q3 SAIL KALIRO 4,197 4,197

2017 Q2 SAIL KALIRO 612 612

2017 Q1 SAIL KALIRO 4,455 4,455

2018 Q3 SAIL KALIRO 8,419 8,419

2018 Q2 SAIL KALIRO 2,661 2,661

2018 Q1 SAIL KALIRO 6,741 6,741

2018 Q4 SAIL KALIRO 7,769 7,769

2017 Q4 TIBET HIMA (U) LIMITED 6,663 6,663








2017 Q4 TORORO SOLAR 4,581 4,581

2017 Q3 TORORO SOLAR 2,017 2,017

2018 Q1 TORORO SOLAR 3,861 3,844

2018 Q2 TORORO SOLAR 3,719 3,719

2018 Q3 TORORO SOLAR 4,019 3,967

2018 Q4 TORORO SOLAR 4,264 4,264

2018 Q4 XSABO SOLAR 280 280

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1.18 List of Facilities registered in 2018 by Atomic Energy Council

File No Name of facility Ownership Type of facility

District Sources Registration

Date

Quarter 1

AEC/TEC/736/01 Deniz Medical Centre Private Medical Kiboga 1 Mobile X-ray 3/1/2018

AEC/TEC/232/01 Gulu Medical Imaging Consultants Private Medical Gulu 1 Fixed X-ray 9/1/2018

AEC/TEC/731/01 Lugazi Medical And Imaging Centre Private Medical Buikwe 1 mobile X-ray 22/01/2018

AEC/TEC/728/01 Uganda Wildlife Education Centre-Animal Hospital

Government Medical Wakiso 1 portable X-ray 22/01/2018

AEC/TEC/732/01 University Research Co. LLC-USAID Defeat TB Project

Private Medical Kampala 1 Portable X-ray 30/01/2018

AEC/TEC/535/01 UMC Victoria Hospital Limited-Kiira Road Private Medical Kampala 2 dental X-rays, 1/2/2018

AEC/TEC/734/01 Kay's Dental Clinic-Kamwokya Private Medical Kamplala 1 Dental X-ray 6/2/2018

AEC/TEC/725/01 UMC Victoria Hospital-Bukoto Private Medical Kamplala 1 Fixed X-ray 22/02/2018

1 mobile X-ray 22/02/2018

AEC/TEC/735/01 Jonathan Medical Centre Private Medical Kayunga 1 Mobile X-ray 22/02/2018

AEC/TEC/738/01 Hoima Imaging Centre Private Medical Hoima 1 Mobile X-ray 6/3/2018

ACE/TEC/740/01 Medical World Private Medical Kamplala 1 Fixed X-ray 9/3/2018

AEC/TEC/739/01 Kabukunge Medical Clinic-Kakiri Private Medical wakiso 1 Mobile X-ray 9/3/2018

AEC/TEC/739/01 Stanbic Bank-Crested Towers Private Medical Kampala 1 Baggage Scanner 16/03/2018

AEC/TEC/742/01 Almeca Medicare Private Medical Jinja 1 fixed X-ray 23/03/2018

1 dental X-ray 23/03/2018

Quarter 2

AEC/TEC/746/01 Medicare Kampala Diagnostic Centre Private Medical Kampala 1 Fixed X-ray 4/4/2018

AEC/TEC/607/01 Kawempe General Referral Hospital Government Medical Kampala

I Mobile X-ray 11/4/2018

1Flouroscopy 28/09/2018

1 CT 28/09/2018

AEC/TEC/749/01 CSI Medical Centre Private Medical Wakiso 1 Mobile X-ray 18/04/2018

AEC/TEC/708/01 Crown Health Care (U) Limited Private Supplier Kampala 15/05/2018

AEC/TEC/748/01 NSSF-Propery Magement Office Government Industrial Kampala 1 Baggage X-ray 15/05/2018

AEC/TEC/752/01 Ebenezer Oral Clinic Private Medical Lira 1 Dental X-ray 28/05/2018

AEC/TEC/757/01 Gladex Diagnostic Services Private Medical Kamplala 1 Fixed X-ray 7/6/2018

Quarter 3

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File No Name of facility Ownership Type of facility

District Sources Registration

Date

AEC/TEC/755/01 Embassy Of Japan In Uganda Private Medical Kamplala 1 Baggage scanner 6/7/2018

AEC/TEC/454/01 Lwala Hospital Private Medical Kaberamaido 1 Fixed x-ray 27/07/2018

AEC/TEC/762/01 Aroma Medical Centre Private Medical Kampala 1 Mobile X-ray 13/08/2018

AEC/TEC/762/01 Mwesigye Health Care Clinic Private Medical Kabale 1 Fixed X-ray 3/9/2018

AEC/TEC/763/01 Ruth Gaylord Hospital Maganjo Private Medical Wakiso 1 Fixed X-ray 13/09/2018

AEC/TEC/759/01 New Hope Medical Centre Private Medical Iganga 1 Mobile X-ray 25/09/2018

AEC/TEC/767/01 Oral Diagnostic Imaging Company (ODIC) Private Medical Kampala 1 OPG 25/09/2018

AE/TEC/770/01 JRC Medical Chambers Private Medical Tororo 1 Mobile Xray 25/09/2018

AEC/TEC/768/01 St. Luke Imaging Centre - Kambuga Private Medical Kanungu 1 Fixed X-ray 28/09/2018

AEC/TEC/769/01 Ntungamo Main Imaging Centre Private Medical Ntugamo 1 Fixed X-ray 28/09/2018

1 dental X-ray 28/09/2018

Quarter 4

AEC/TEC/771/01 Modern Laminates Ltd Private Industrial Jinja Kr-85 19/10/2018

AEC/TEC/772/01 Busia Community Medical Services Private Medical Busia 1 Fixed X-ray 19/10/2018

AEC/TEC/774/01 Gofine Clinic Private Medical Kamuli 1 Mobile X-ray 5/11/2018

AEC/TEC/239/01 Azur Christian Health Centre IV Private Medical Hoima 1 Mobile X-ray 9/11/2018

AEC/TEC/781/01 Bank Of Uganda -Arua Government Industrial Arua 1 Baggage Scanner 13/11/2018

AEC/TEC/775/01 State House Entebbe Government Industrial Wakiso

3 BaggageScanner 16/11/2018

1 cargo scanner (mobile van)

16/11/2018

AEC/TEC/782/02 AUROMEERA INDUSTRIES (U) LTD Private Industrial Jinja Kr-85 19/11/2018

1.19 List of Facilities Inspected By AEC in 2018

NO Facility Name Inspection date Facility type Ownership District

1 LYANTONDE HOSPITAL 1/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LYANTONDE

2 BORN MEDICAL CENTRE 1/4/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT LYANTONDE

3 GOOD WILL CLINIC-LYANTONDE 1/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LYANTONDE

4 DENTAL TRENDZ 1/9/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

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5 DENTURE CARE CENTRE 1/9/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

6 BHANDARI DENTAL CARE 1/9/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

7 CHINA RAILWAY 7TH GROUP CO. LTD 1/10/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

8 NILE FIBRE BOARD LTD 1/11/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE NAKASONGOLA

9 CNOOC UGANDA LTD 1/11/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE KAMPALA

10 UNDP UGANDA COUNTRY OFFICE 1/11/2018 SECURITY GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

11 INTERNATIONAL DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE(IDC)

1/11/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

12 UGANDA CANCER INSTITUTE 1/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

13 MEDICAL IMAGING CONSULTANTS 1/16/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

14 EAST AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK 1/16/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE KAMPALA

15 QUEENS WAY SUPERMARKET 1/16/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE KAMPALA

16 MEGA STANDARD SUPER MARKET 1/16/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE KAMPALA

17 ENTEBBE GENERAL HOSPITAL 1/17/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT WAKISO

18 UGANDA WILDLIFE EDUCATION EDUCATION CENTRE-HOSPITAL

1/17/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT WAKISO

19 KADIC CLINIC NANKULABYE 1/17/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

20 UGANDA MARTYRS SHRINE NAMUGONGO 1/23/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE WAKISO

21 UGANDA NATIONAL ROADS AUTHORITY 1/23/2018 INDUSTRIAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

22 IMPRESSIONS DENTAL CLINIC 1/24/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

23 THE SURGEON'S PLAZA LIMITED 1/30/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

24 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (IMC)-DENTAL


25 POPE PAUL HOSPITAL ABER 2/13/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE OYAM

26 APAC HOSPITAL 2/14/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT APAC

27 YOTKOM MEDICAL CENTRE 2/14/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KITGUM

28 CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY 2/14/2018 INDUSTRIAL GOVERNMENT WAKISO

29 ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL KITGUM 2/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KITGUM

30 BUNAWONA DENTAL CLINIC 2/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

31 CEMENTERS (U) LTD 2/22/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE WAKISO

32 STANBIC BANK - CRESTED TOWERS 3/2/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE KAMPALA

33 ST. CATHERINE’S HOSPITAL 3/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

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34 ROKO CONSTRUCTION LTD 3/6/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

35 KIRUDDU GENERAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL 3/13/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

36 KAKIRA SUGAR LIMITED HOSPITAL 3/19/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE JINJA

37 UMC VICTORIA HOSPITAL LIMITED-BUKOTO


38 KAMULI MISSSION HOSPITAL 3/20/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMULI

39 KAMULI HEALTH CARE & EMERGENCY 3/20/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMULI

40 NILE INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL JINJA 3/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE JINJA

41 MM INTEGRATED STEEL MILL (U) LTD 3/21/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE JINJA

42 ALMECA MEDICARE 3/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE JINJA

43 PEARL ENGINEERING CO LTD 3/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

44 ALSHAFA MODERN MEDICAL CENTRE 3/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE JINJA

45 LUGAZI MEDICAL CENTRE 3/26/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE BUIKWE

46 RUJUMBURA MEDCARE 3/27/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE RUKUNGIRI

47 KALOLI LWANGA HOSPITAL, NYAKIBALE 3/27/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE RUKUNGIRI

48 MBARARA REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL 3/28/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT MBARARA

49 MAYANJA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3/28/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBARARA

50 RUSHERE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 3/29/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KIRUHURA

51 PEOPLE'S MEDICAL CENTRE 4/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

52 KABUKUNGE MEDICAL CLINIC - KAKIRI 4/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

53 UNIVERSITY RESEARCH CO.LLC-USAID DEFEAT TB PROJECT


54 KAWEMPE GENERAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL 4/11/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

55 MEDICAL WORLD 4/12/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

56 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY(MU-CWRU)

4/13/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

57 GEORGEWELL DOCTORS CLINIC 4/13/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

58 ST. STEPHEN'S HOSPITAL MPERERWE CHURCH OF UGANDA


59 SAMA MEDICAL CENTRE 4/17/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

60 DR. RONALD BATTA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 4/17/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

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61 VICTORIA MEDICAL SERVICES- ENTEBBE 4/17/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

62 JUBILEE DENTAL LTD-ENTEBBE 4/17/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

63 ST. MARY'S MEDICAL SERVICES 4/19/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

64 EMMANUEL MEDICAL CENTRE 4/19/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

65 IRAN-UGANDA MEDICAL CENTRE 4/19/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

66 KAY'S DENTAL CLINIC-KAMWOKYA 4/19/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

67 ST. RAPHAEL OF ST. FRANCIS NSAMBYA 4/20/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

68 DOCTOR’S MEDICAL CENTER KAMPALA 4/24/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

69 ABII CLINIC 4/24/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

70 UGANDA INSTITUTE OF ALLIED HEALTH AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES MULAGO

4/25/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

71 REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD 4/25/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

72 GOODWILL POLYCLINIC-MUTUNGO 4/26/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

73 ECUREI MENGO HOSPITAL 4/26/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

74 HOLY CROSS ORTHODOX HOSPITAL 4/26/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

75 MEDICARE KAMPALA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE 4/26/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

76 KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 4/30/2018 RESEARCH GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

77 NSSF - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT OFFICE 5/2/2018 SECURITY GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

78 KAMPALA IMAGING CENTRE(BOMBO) 5/3/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

79 KAM MEDICAL CONSULT CLINIC 5/3/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

80 KAMPALA IMAGING CENTER (LUMUMBA AVENUE)


81 RAKAI HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAM 5/3/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE RAKAI

82 LUBAGA HOSPITAL 5/8/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

83 SPAN MEDICARE 5/8/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

84 ST. RAPHAEL OF ST. FRANCIS NSAMBYA 5/8/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

85 SYS INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LTD (BESTA DIAGNOSTIC CENTER)


86 KAMPALA MEDICAL CHAMBERS LIMITED 5/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

87 X-RAY CARE & ULTRA SOUND-NAGURU 5/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

88 THE CLINIC AT THE MALL 5/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

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89 POPE PAUL HOSPITAL ABER 5/11/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE OYAM

90 KIU TEACHING HOSPITAL 5/11/2018 RESEARCH PRIVATE BUSHENYI

91 DIVA MEDICAL CENTRE 5/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

92 BUSABALA ROAD NURSING HOME 5/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

93 TEMBO STEELS LTD - IGANGA 5/16/2018 SCRAP METAL PROCESSOR PRIVATE IGANGA

94 TEMBO STEELS LTD - LUGAZI 5/16/2018 SCRAP METAL PROCESSOR PRIVATE BUIKWE

95 ROOFINGS ROLLING MILLS LTD 5/17/2018 SCRAP METAL PROCESSOR PRIVATE MUKONO

96 VIENNA MEDICAL CENTRE 5/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE ADJUMANI

97 KRISTO MEDICAL SERVICES 5/22/2018

98 MIDTOWN IMAGING CENTRE 5/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LIRA

99 LIRA MEDICAL CENTER 5/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LIRA

100 GULU INDEPENDENT HOSPITAL 5/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE GULU

101 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL LACOR GULU 5/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE GULU

102 MOLA MEDICAL CENTRE 5/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE GULU

103 LIRA MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE 5/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LIRA

104 LIRA REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL 5/23/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT LIRA

105 GULU MEDICAL IMAGING CONSULTANTS 5/24/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE GULU

106 KITOVU HOSPITAL 6/7/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MASAKA

107 HOUSE OF THE FAMILY NURSING HOME 6/7/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE RAKAI

108 GOMBE HOSPITAL 6/8/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT MPIGI


110 BHANDARI DENTAL CARE 6/12/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

111 LUGAZI MEDICAL CENTRE 6/13/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE BUIKWE

112 GLADEX DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES 6/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA


114 NJOVU ISLAMIC COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTRE

6/26/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LUWEERO

115 KAMULI MISSSION HOSPITAL 7/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMULI

116 URA-CUSTOMS DEPT 7/27/2018 SECURITY GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

117 ST. MARY'S MEDICAL SERVICES 8/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

118 HOLY CROSS ORTHODOX HOSPITAL 8/7/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

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119 CIVICON LTD 8/7/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

120 X-RAY CARE & ULTRA SOUND-OLD KAMPALA


121 COWI UGANDA LTD 8/9/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

122 NJOVU ISLAMIC COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTRE

8/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LUWEERO

123 UGANDA CANCER INSTITUTE 8/11/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

124 DOKO MEDICAL CENTER 8/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

125 MBALE GENERAL CLINIC –ZAM ZAM 8/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

126 ST. KIZITO MATANY HOSPITAL 8/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE NAPAK

127 MOROTO REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL 8/22/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT MOROTO

128 MBALE REGIONAL REFERAL HOSPITAL 8/22/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT MBALE

129 CURE CHILDREN HOSPITAL OF UGANDA 8/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

130 MASHA CLINIC 8/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAPCHORWA

131 SHIFA CLINIC 8/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAPCHORWA

132 AHMADIYA MUSLIM HOSPITAL 8/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

133 BANK OF UGANDA-MBALE 8/23/2018 SECURITY GOVERNMENT MBALE

134 ULTIMA TRAUMA ORTHOPEDIC CENTRE LIMITED


135 MBALE PEOPLE’S CLINIC-VAENA 8/28/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

136 NEW TOWN MEDICAL CENTRE 8/28/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

137 RYAN HEALTH CARE LTD 8/28/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KABALE

138 RUGARAMA HOSPITAL 8/28/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KABALE

139 MT. ELGON HOSPITAL 8/29/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

140 KISORO HOSPITAL 8/29/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KISORO

141 ST. FRANCIS MUTOLERE 8/29/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KISORO

142 KABALE REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL 8/30/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KABALE

143 KIU TEACHING HOSPITAL 8/31/2018 RESEARCH PRIVATE BUSHENYI

144 IBANDA HOSPITAL 8/31/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT IBANDA


146 GOMBE HOSPITAL 9/5/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT MPIGI

147 DOUBLE CURE MEDICAL CENTRE 9/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MPIGI

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148 MOLA MEDICAL CENTRE 9/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE GULU

149 GULU MEDICAL IMAGING CONSULTANTS 9/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE GULU

150 HOLY FAMILY VIRIKA HOSPITAL 9/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KABAROLE

151 FORTPORTAL REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL

9/11/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KABAROLE

152 UGANDA BREWERIES LTD 9/13/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

153 BWINDI COMMUNITY HOSPITAL (C.O.U) 9/18/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KANUNGU

154 RUGYEYO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 9/18/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KANUNGU

155 CENTURY BOTTLING CO. LTD MUKONO 9/18/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE MUKONO

156 KAKIRA SUGAR LIMITED HOSPITAL 9/18/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE JINJA

157 KAMBUGA HOSPITAL 9/19/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KANUNGU

158 C.O.U KISIIZI HOSPITAL 9/19/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KABALE

159 DIVINE MERCY HOSPITAL TORORO 9/19/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE TORORO

160 UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE NURSING HOME 9/20/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE NTUNGAMO

161 PEARL DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE 9/20/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE NTUNGAMO

162 URA-CUSTOMS DEPT 9/20/2018 SECURITY GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

163 CROWN BEVERAGES LTD 10/2/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

164 BULAMU MEDICAL CENTRE 10/13/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MASAKA

165 BANK OF UGANDA-MAIN 10/16/2018 INDUSTRIAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

166 CHINA RAILWAY NO.3 ENIGNEERING GROUP COMPANY LTD

10/16/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

167 BETHANY HEALTH SERVICES 10/16/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

168 SHERATON KAMPALA HOTEL 10/19/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE KAMPALA

169 CENTENARY BANK 10/23/2018 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

170 DFCU LIMITED 10/23/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE KAMPALA

171 VICTORIA MEDICAL CENTRE 10/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

172 DOCTOR’S HOSPITAL SEGUKU LIMITED 10/25/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

173 MILDMAY CENTRE UGANDA 10/25/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

174 MBALE PEOPLE’S CLINIC-VAENA 10/26/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBALE

175 PARLIAMENT OF UGANDA 10/26/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

176 MURCHISON BAY HOSPITAL 10/26/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA


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178 BANK OF UGANDA CLINIC 10/30/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

179 LUWUM STREET CLINIC 10/30/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

180 NAMULUNDU MEDICAL CENTER 10/30/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

181 COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION SERVICES (CORSU)

10/30/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

182 GREAT MISSION MEDICAL CENTRE OF GUMA GUMA

10/30/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE SEMBABULE

183 THE ORIENT MEDICAL CENTRE 10/31/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LUWEERO

184 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 11/1/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

185 WANDEGEYA MEDICAL CHAMBERS 11/1/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

186 DOCTOR'S PLAZA NSAMBYA 11/1/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

187 MUKWAYA GENERAL HOSPITAL 11/1/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

188 AROMA MEDICAL CENTRE 11/1/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

189 HOUSE OF THE FAMILY NURSING HOME 11/3/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE RAKAI

190 JINJA ISLAMIC HEALTH CENTRE 11/13/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE JINJA

191 VILLA MARIA HOSPITAL 11/13/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KALUNGU

192 ALMECA MEDICARE 11/14/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE JINJA

193 NEW HOPE MEDICAL CENTRE 11/14/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE IGANGA

194 C.O.U KISIIZI HOSPITAL 11/14/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KABALE


196 JCR MEDICAL CHAMBERS 11/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE TORORO

197 FASTLINE MEDICAL CENTRE 11/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE BUGIRI

198 DOCTOR'S PLAZA TORORO 11/15/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE TORORO



201 RAKAI HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAM 11/16/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE RAKAI

202 SAVANNAH SUNRISE CLINIC (SAS) 11/20/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

203 DAS HANDLING LIMITED 11/20/2018 SECURITY PRIVATE WAKISO

204 HENROB MEDICAL CENTRE 11/20/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

205 BASILS DENTAL CLINIC LTD 11/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA


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207 KYADONDO MEDICAL CENTRE - KAWEMPE 11/21/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

208 WENTZ MEDICAL CENTRE 11/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

209 KAM MEDICAL & DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE- BOMBO ROAD


210 KAMPALA INDEPENDENT HOSPITAL 11/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

211 AGA-KHAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 11/22/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

212 AGA-KHAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (ACACIA MEDICAL CENTRE)


213 ST. FRANCIS NAGGALAMA HOSPITAL 11/23/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MUKONO

214 UMC VICTORIA HOSPITAL LIMITED-BUKOTO ANNEX



216 MULAGO HOSPITAL-RADIOLOGY DEPT 11/29/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

217 UGANDA HEART INSTITUTE 11/29/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT KAMPALA

218 ST. KIZITO MATANY HOSPITAL 11/29/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE NAPAK

219 NAMULUNDU MEDICAL CENTER 12/3/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE WAKISO

220 BASILS DENTAL CLINIC LTD 12/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

221 GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH CENTRE (MBARARA IMAGING CENTER)

12/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBARARA

222 HOLY INNOCENT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL 12/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MBARARA

223 LIRA DIAGNOSTIC X-RAY CENTRE 12/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LIRA

224 AMAI COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 12/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE AMOLATAR

225 OLIMPAT MEDICAL CLINIC –DOKOLO 12/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE DOKOLO

226 EBENEZER ORAL AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE

12/4/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LIRA

227 MASAKA REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL 12/5/2018 MEDICAL GOVERNMENT MASAKA

228 GOODWILL IMAGING SERVICES MASAKA 12/5/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE MASAKA

229 LUKAYA HEALTH CARE CENTRE 12/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KALUNGU

230 VILLA MARIA HOSPITAL 12/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KALUNGU

231 LWALA HOSPITAL 12/6/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KABERAMAIDO

232 ECOS MEDICAL FOUNDATION LTD 12/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

233 BUGOLOBI MEDICAL CENTER 12/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

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234 BAI HEALTH & MEDICAL INTERNATIONAL CENTRE


235 THE SURGERY LTD 12/10/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

236 NAKASERO HOSPITAL 12/11/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA


238 THE ORIENT MEDICAL CENTRE 12/12/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE LUWEERO

239 MENGO HOSPITAL- OPD 12/14/2018 MEDICAL PRIVATE KAMPALA

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APPENDIX 2: PETROLEUM STATISTICS

2.1: Market share of oil importing companies No OMC Total Imports (litres) Share

1 Vivo Energy Uganda Ltd 301,028,204.28 17%

2 TOTAL UGANDA LIMITED. 217,506,380.25 12%

3 NILE ENERGY LIMITED 139,560,625.85 8%

4 STABEX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 102,787,443.31 6%

5 HASS PETROLEUM (U) LIMITED 81,486,068.06 5%

6 KOBIL UGANDA LIMITED 55,571,901.74 3%

7 PETRO UGANDA LIMITED 54,776,693.88 3%

8 MOUNT MERU PETROLEUM U LIMITED 53,612,604.14 3%

9 ORYX OIL UGANDA LIMITED 51,794,577.21 3%

10 MOIL (U) LIMITED 51,707,959.62 3%

11 CITY OIL (U) LIMITED 46,799,966.72 3%

12 DON (U) LIMITED 41,046,202.82 2%

13 ONE PETROLEUM (U) LIMITED 40,981,058.72 2%

14 TEXAS ENERGY LIMITED 33,858,193.65 2%

15 GASLINE PETROLEUM ENERGY (U) LIMITED 33,513,309.51 2%

16 GAPCO UGANDA LTD. 29,105,210.35 2%

17 MOGAS UGANDA LIMITED 28,838,576.57 2%

18 OLYMPIC PETROLEUM U LIMITED 28,805,774.27 2%

19 EUROPET LIMITED 27,352,131.89 2%

20 LIBYA OIL UGANDA LIMITED 25,668,746.52 1%

21 GP GLOBAL UGANDA LIMITED 25,365,673.11 1%

22 TOSHA (U) LIMITED 25,065,329.39 1%

23 PETROCITY ENTERPRISES (UGANDA) LIM 22,531,140.54 1%

24 VITRO ENERGY LIMITED 21,609,124.98 1%

25 BE ENERGY LIMITED 18,998,754.81 1%

26 REGNOL OIL LIMITED 18,683,481.22 1%

27 OIL ENERGY (U) LIMITED 18,643,795.48 1%

28 TORCH ENERGY LIMITED 16,864,493.65 1%

29 ILADE OIL COMPANY LIMITED 14,614,523.01 1%

30 BAKRI INTERNATIONAL ENERGY COMPANY 14,171,745.60 1%

31 AINUSHAMSI ENERGY (U) LIMITED 12,072,930.46 1%

32 CLEAN OIL UGANDA LIMITED 12,071,982.89 1%

33 LUQMAN PETROLEUM LIMITED 11,889,357.35 1%

34 HARED PETROLEUM LIMITED 11,454,132.62 1%

35 NET GAS ENERGY (U) LIMITED 9,631,423.34 1%

36 OCEAN ENERGY UGANDA LIMITED 9,526,035.45 1%

37 PROMPET ENERGY LIMITED 9,240,291.01 1%

38 GASCO ENERGY UGANDA LTD 8,944,003.69 0%

39 DAWSON SERVICES LIMITED 8,862,781.06 0%

40 OIL COM (U) LIMITED 8,822,726.72 0%

41 ASHARAMI UGANDA LIMITED 8,202,937.07 0%

42 RIVA PETROLEUM UGANDA LIMITED 7,343,062.33 0%

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No OMC Total Imports (litres) Share

43 DELTA PETROLEUM LIMITED 7,148,854.24 0%

44 MOTOGAS UGANDA LIMITED 4,171,190.08 0%

45 KENAFRICA OIL LIMITED 3,992,921.65 0%

46 IGAL ENERGY LIMITED 3,541,660.95 0%

47 ECO PETRO (U) LIMITED 2,416,167.93 0%

48 AFRICA OIL (U) LTD 2,239,363.93 0%

49 SHIRE PETROLEUM COMPANY LTD 2,169,967.87 0%

50 FUELEX (U) LIMITED 2,162,504.35 0%

51 ASPAM ENERGY (U) LTD 1,728,250.22 0%

52 DANAC PETROLEUM LIMITED 1,618,056.31 0%

53 MANSONS UGANDA LIMITED 1,510,428.34 0%

54 DOLPHIN PETROLEUM LIMITED 1,347,930.90 0%

55 AFRICA FUELS AND LUBRICANTS LIMITED 1,195,319.66 0%

56 SPARK ENERGY 1,189,785.72 0%

57 LAKE OIL UGANDA LIMITED 807,895.88 0%

58 ROCK GLOBAL OILS (U) LTD 341,302.48 0%

59 BANODA PETROLEUM UGANDA LIMITED 229,984.51 0%

60 CHELLO PETRO STATION LIMITED 199,562.13 0%

Total 1,798,422,502.32 100%

2.2: Number of employees in the Industry as at end 2018 COMPANY TOTAL

(EMPLOYED)

TOTAL

(NATIONALS)

PERCENTAGE OF

NATIONALS

Armour Energy Limited 3 3 100

CNOOC 205 160 78

Oranto Petroleum Limited 6 5 83

Total E&P Uganda 147 111 75

Tullow 38 35 92

OVERALL 399 314 79

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APPENDIX 3: MINERALS

3.1: Quarterly Mineral Production in Tonnes and Value in Thousand UGX(2018) Production in Tonnes 2018 Quantity in Tonnes Average Value in 103

UGX

Mineral Average

Price per

Tonne in

103 UGX

Jan -Mar April-June July-Sept Oct- Dec CY201

7

CY2018 CY 2017 CY

2018

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Limeston

e 120

233266.28 210642.69

2251219.98

84124.77

1166741.3

3 779253.72 144,368,820 93,510,446

Pozollana 21

283027.69

259250.0700 351640.89 123758 762,768.19

1,017,676.

61 17,778,686 21,371,209

Gold 131,030,2

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0.0015421 0.0036 0.00883259 0.0031 0.0127 0.01708 1,399,257 2,238,373

Vermiculi

te 579 2113.1 2486.0000 4266.94 1515.8 1213.2 10,381.84 1,907,579 6,011,085

Cobalt** 80,429 0 0.0000 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0

Wolfram 34,575 19.902 79.3760 72.525 41.219 45.40 213.02 1,808,273 7,365,236

Syenitic

Aggregate 1.5

11784.88

29749.0600 75249.34 38691.8 82,715.64 155,475.06 122,119 233,213

Kaolin 100 10082.1 7199.1000 14901.7 0 40,774.04 32,182.90 4,590,949 3,218,290

Iron Ore 271.29264 1500 3000.0000 0 0 9,000.00 4,500.00 586,887 1,220,817

Granite 922.7625 41 64.0000 77 73 9,000.00 255.00 0 235,304

Lead 5000 0 0.0000 0 0 9,000.00 0.00 0 0

Coltan

(30%

Purity) 28,413 6.6 0.0000 0.186 0.041 4.5885 6.83 358,998 193,976

Tin (75%

Purity) 34,034 21.9802 27.1964 11.1614 7.5843 180.3 67.92 2,839,705 2,311,668

Beryl (1%

Beryllium

) 8,715 24 0.0000 0 0 - - 0 0

71

Manganes

e (Above

46% Mn) 3,037 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

Grand

Total 175,761,273

.3

137,909,61

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3.2: Value of Mineral Exports Date Company Mineral Origin Destination Permit

No. Quantity (KG) Royalties

Value (UGX) Gross Value (UGX)

January 15, 2018

Environmental Women in Action Development

Gold Busia UK 02294 1.00 7,243,348.00 144,866,958.00

January 30, 2018

Adamawa Investments (U) Ltd

Gold Buhweju Hongkong 02295 1.00 7,516,046.00 150,320,920.00

February 20, 2018

Ys Goldstone (U) Ltd

Gold Busia South Korea 02296 0.40 293,945.00 5,878,861.00

March 12, 2018

Trading Services Logistics (TSL) Ltd

Berryl Bushenyi and

Rukungiri

China 02297 24,000.00 460,467 4,604,674

April 5, 2018

KI3R Minerals Limited

Wolfram Rubanda Toronto 02298 18,000.00 23,419,200 468,383,987

April 5, 2018


Wolfram Rubanda Toronto 02299 18,000.00 22,993,395.00 459,867,915.00

April 11, 2018

Kamuntu Investments Limited

Iron ore Kabale Kenya 02300 3,000,000.00 11,250,000.00 225,000,000.00

April 27, 2018


Berryl Ntungamo China 03701 24,000 649,775 6,497,745.00

April 30, 2018

3T Mining Limited

Tantalite Wakiso China 03702 7150 28,575,089 571,501,779.33

May 3, 2018


Wolfram Rubanda Toronto 03703 18,000 14,878,820 297,576,412.00

May 3, 2018


Wolfram Rubanda Toronto 03704 18,000.00 14,758,886.00 295,177,718.00

10-May-18

Environmental Women in Action Development

Gold Busia France 03705 0.75 54,600 1,091,993

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Date Company Mineral Origin Destination Permit No.

Quantity (KG) Royalties Value (UGX)

Gross Value (UGX)

25-May-18


Wolfram Rubanda China 03708 20,000 16,667,674 333,353,490

25-May-18


Wolfram Rubanda China 03709 20,000 15,000,908 300,018,414

May 25, 2018

Zlato Limited Gold Busia & Bugiri

Turkey 03710 5.00 34,659,810 693,196,213

June 1, 2018


Berryl Ntungamo China 03712 24,000.00 644,550 6,445,494

June 19, 2018


Wolfram Rubanda China 03713 18,000.00 15,809,905 316,198,099

June 19, 2018



June 28, 2018

Sky Eagle International Investments Ltd

Gold Busia Dubai 03717 2.00 12,374,607 247,492,412

July 2, 2018

Amin Metal & Timber (U) Ltd

Gold Buhweju Dubai 03718 0.89 6,365,376 127,307,514

July 6, 2018

Manneh Gemstone Co. (U) Ltd

Tourmaline Garnet

Moroto Thailand 03719 9.34 98,979 989,784

July 6, 2018

Kitumbi Kayonza Miners Association Ltd

Gold Mubende U.K 03720 1.00 7,538,643 150,772,846

July 11, 2018


Berryl Ntungamo China 03721 24,000.00 346,820 6,936,391

July 12, 2018



August 10, 2018


Tourmaline Kotido Thailand 03723 100.00 188,334 1,883,340

August 14, 2018



16-Aug-18



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Gross Value (UGX)

16-Aug-18

Strategic Acquisitions Limited

Tantalite Ntungamo China 03726 150.00 349,080 6,981,609

17-Aug-18


Tourmaline Moroto Hongkong 03727 32.00 54,240 542,402

29-Aug-18

Mr. Kwikiriza Amos

Ruby Amudat USA 03728 0.25 196,809 1,968,090

12-Sep-18

Duaf Traders (U) Ltd

Gold Buhweju Dubai 03729 1.00 2,287,286 45,745,722

12-Sep-18


Gold Buhweju Dubai 03730 1.00 907,142 18,142,849

11-Oct-18


Amblygonite Bushenyi and

Rukungiri

China 03731 24,000.00 3,257,245 32,572,454

11-Oct-18



Rukungiri

China 03732 24,000.00 3,257,245 32,572,454

October, 19 2018

Yester Impex Uganda Ltd

Gold Kassanda Germany 03733 0.24 1,472,374 29,447,461

25-Oct-18



25-Oct-18


Gold Kassanda Dubai 03735 0.11 8,017,265 160,345,305

October, 25 2018


Gold Kassanda Dubai 03736 0.62 4,177,386 83,547,730

06-Nov-18


Tourmaline Kotido Thailand 03737 4.10 6,191

13-Nov-18

Kwikiriza Amos Ruby Amudat USA 03738 0.36 41,955 419,553

15-Nov-18



Rukungiri

China 03739 24,000.00 4,348,650 43,486,502

74



Gross Value (UGX)

15-Nov-18



Rukungiri

China 03740 24,000.00 4,348,650 43,486,502

21-Nov-18


Kyanite Kotido Germany 03742 3.00 33,974 339,738

07-Dec-18


Berryllium Bushenyi and

Ntungamo

Kazakhstan 03744 36,000.00 14,190,164 709,508

07-Dec-18

TAV Security Ltd Gold Moroto Dubai 03745 1.00 7,104,161 142,083,214

19-Dec-18

Marua Group Ltd Gold Moroto Cambodia 03746 1.00 7,029,027 140,580,538

19-Dec-18


Wolfram Rubanda Rotterdam 03747 18,000.00 16,069,520 321,390,392

21-Dec-18

Marua Group Ltd Gold Amudat Cambodia 03748 1.00 7,185,750 143,628,666

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3.3: Licensing status of mining companies

Code Parties Type Status Grant Date Expiry Date Map Reference

EL1020 Universal Granites and Marble Limited (100%) EL Active 8/10/2012 8/9/2019

Northern Region, Gulu, Nwoya


Northern Region, Gulu


Central Region, Kiboga


Central Region, Mukono


Western Region, Kyegegwa

EL1025 CONSOLIDATED AFRICAN RESOURCES LIMITED (100%) EL Active 8/9/2012 8/8/2019

Northern Region, Kaabong, Kitgum

EL1036 Milu (U) Limited (100%) EL Active 8/15/2012 8/14/2019

Eastern Region, Bugiri,

Namayingo

EL1048 Sipa Exploration (U) Limited (100%) EL Active 9/13/2012 9/12/2019

Northern Region, Lamwo



EL1066 Gimnat International (U) Limited (100%) EL Active 10/3/2017 10/2/2020

Eastern Region, Kween

76


EL1088 AUC Mining (U) Limited (100%) EL Active 2/20/2013 2/19/2020

Central Region, Mubende

EL1089 AUC Mining (U) Limited (100%) EL Active 2/27/2013 2/26/2020


EL1093 AUC Mining (U) Limited EL Active 2/20/2013 2/19/2020 Central Region,

Mubende

EL1173 CONSOLIDATED AFRICAN RESOURCES LIMITED (100%) EL Active 7/8/2013 7/7/2020

Northern Region, Kaabong, Kitgum

EL1346 3M MINING LIMITED (100%) EL Active 6/19/2014 6/18/2019 Eastern Region,

Manafwa

EL1347 3M MINING LIMITED (100%) EL Active 6/19/2014 6/18/2019 Eastern Region,

Manafwa

EL1380 African Panther Resources (U) Ltd (100%) EL Active 9/25/2014 9/24/2019

Western Region, Isingiro

EL1391 AUC Mining (U) Limited EL Active 11/18/2014 11/17/2019 Central Region,

Mubende

EL1407 Richard Henry Kaijuka (100%) EL Active 12/9/2014 12/8/2019

Eastern Region, Bugiri, Busia,

Namayingo

77


EL1418 Hoima Minerals Company Limited (100%) EL Active 1/12/2015 1/11/2020

Western Region, Hoima, Masindi

EL1448 Sunbird Resources Limited (100%) EL Active 3/6/2015 3/5/2020

Northern Region, Moroto





EL1460 Uga Mines Limited (100%) EL Active 3/24/2015 3/23/2020

Western Region, Bushenyi, Mitooma

EL1547 National Cement Co. Uganda Limited (100%) EL Active 6/30/2016 6/29/2019


EL1567 United African Mines Company Limited (100%) EL Active 4/22/2016 4/21/2019

Central Region, Kiboga, Mityana

EL1568 PLATE TECTONI MINING COMPANY LIMITED (100%) EL Active 4/27/2016 4/26/2019

Eastern Region, Busia

EL1569 Uga Mines Limited (100%) EL Active 4/29/2016 4/28/2019

Western Region, Bushenyi, Mitooma

78


EL1570

Weihai International Economic & Technical Cooperation Limited (100%) EL Active 4/26/2016 4/25/2019

Western Region, Mitooma,

Ntungamo, Rukungiri

EL1572 Nation Wide Constructions Services Limited (100%) EL Active 5/9/2016 5/8/2019


Namayingo

EL1573 Ryan Mining and Construction Company (U) Limited (100%) EL Active 5/5/2016 5/4/2019

Western Region, Kabarole

EL1574 Strategic Acquisitions Limited (100%) EL Active 5/11/2016 5/10/2019

Western Region, Kisoro

EL1575 Charles Buyinza (100%) EL Active 5/11/2016 5/10/2019 Eastern Region,

Busia, Tororo

EL1576 Big Picture Corporation (100%) EL Active 6/30/2016 6/29/2019

Northern Region, Kotido

EL1578 Roshanali Shivji Gangji (100%) EL Active 5/27/2016 5/26/2019

Central Region, Luwero

EL1580 Medicare Health Professionals College Limited (100%) EL Active 7/13/2016 7/12/2019

Western Region, Kanungu

EL1583 C31 Uganda SMC Limited EL Active 7/26/2016 7/25/2019 Western Region,

Bushenyi

EL1584 Wood Machinery Limited (100%) EL Active 9/23/2016 9/22/2019


EL1585 Hima Cement Limited (100%) EL Active 8/9/2016 8/8/2019 Eastern Region,

Tororo

79


EL1586 Kara Gold (U) Limited EL Active 8/19/2016 8/18/2019 Western Region,

Buhweju



EL1591

Weihai International Economic & Technical Cooperation Limited (100%) EL Active 9/22/2016 9/21/2019




EL1593 Wood Machinery Limited (100%) EL Active 9/1/2016 8/31/2019

Eastern Region, Katakwi

EL1594 Kakiri Stone Quarry Limited (100%) EL Active 9/6/2016 9/5/2019

Central Region, Kiboga, Mityana,

Mubende

EL1597 Victoria Granites & Marble Limited (100%) EL Active 9/14/2016 9/13/2019

Central Region, Kiboga,

Kyankwanzi

EL1598 Tuo Xin Mining Industry Co. Limited (100%) EL Active 9/16/2016 9/15/2019


EL1599 Raghv Investments Limited EL Active 9/27/2016 9/26/2019 Western Region,

Kisoro

EL1600 Kamuntu Investments Limited EL Active 9/27/2016 9/26/2019

Western Region, Kabale

80


EL1601 Uga Mines Limited (100%) EL Active 10/10/2016 10/9/2019 Western Region,

Bushenyi

EL1603 Oli Gold Muruli Limited (100%) EL Active 10/24/2016 10/23/2019


EL1605 Nationwide Construction Services Ltd (100%) EL Active 10/25/2016 10/24/2019

Eastern Region, Bugiri

EL1606 Salt Plus Limited EL Active 10/25/2016 10/24/2019 Western Region,

Kasese

EL1608 Universal Granites and Marble Limited EL Active 11/9/2016 11/8/2019

Northern Region, Lira

EL1609 Ussama Igga (100%) EL Active 11/9/2016 11/8/2019 Eastern Region,

Tororo

EL1610 Lomongin Zulhaq EL Active 11/9/2016 11/8/2019 Northern Region,

Moroto

EL1611 DS Limu Engineering (U) Limited EL Active 11/9/2016 11/8/2019

Eastern Region, Bukwo, Kween

EL1612 CONSOLIDATED AFRICAN RESOURCES LIMITED EL Active 11/14/2016 11/13/2019

Northern Region, Kaabong, Kitgum,

Kotido

EL1613 Victoria Best Limited EL Active 11/9/2016 11/8/2019

Central Region, Mubende;

Western Region, Kibaale

81


EL1614 Jamester Investments Limited (100%) EL Active 11/16/2016 11/15/2019

Central Region, Buikwe

EL1617 Mountain Gear Group Limited (100%) EL Active 12/8/2016 12/7/2019

Northern Region, Nakapiripirit

EL1618 Mountain Gear Group Limited (100%) EL Active 12/8/2016 12/7/2019

Northern Region, Abim, Kotido

EL1619 Optima Mines & Minerals Ltd EL Active 12/8/2016 12/7/2019

Central Region, Kyankwanzi,

Mubende

EL1620 Sasirwe Jonny (100%) EL Active 1/23/2017 1/22/2020 Eastern Region,

Namayingo

EL1621 Oli Gold Muruli Limited EL Active 12/22/2016 12/21/2019 Western Region,

Kisoro


Kisoro

EL1623 Medicare Health Professionals College Limited (100%) EL Active 12/9/2016 12/8/2019


EL1625 Mukasa Musa Morgan EL Active 1/10/2017 1/9/2020 Central Region,

Mubende

EL1626 Hubei Jiu Zhou Geological Exploration Co. Limited EL Active 12/8/2016 12/7/2019

Western Region, Buhweju

82


EL1627 Uganda Sino-Watson Minerals Company Limited (100%) EL Active 12/20/2016 12/19/2019

Western Region, Ntungamo

EL1628 Nationwide Construction Services Ltd (100%) EL Active 3/2/2017 3/1/2020

Eastern Region, Bugiri, Busia,

Namayingo

EL1629 Biha International Limited EL Active 1/31/2017 1/30/2020 Northern Region,

Moroto

EL1634 BDI Mining Limited EL Active 2/10/2017 2/9/2020 Northern Region,

Nakapiripirit


Moroto

EL1636 Daniel M. Kizza EL Active 3/1/2017 2/29/2020 Western Region,

Ibanda, Kiruhura

EL1637 G & J Jireh Enterprises Limited EL Active 3/14/2017 3/13/2020

Central Region, Rakai

EL1639 Victoria Best Limited EL Active 3/28/2017 3/27/2020

Eastern Region, Bukwo, Kween;

Northern Region, Amudat

EL1640 Oli Gold Muruli Limited (100%) EL Active 3/28/2017 3/27/2020


83


EL1641 Kapex Ltd EL Active 3/28/2017 3/27/2020 Central Region,

Mpigi

EL1642 First Republic Resources Limited (100%) EL Active 3/28/2017 3/27/2020

Western Region, Buhweju, Rubirizi

EL1643 Tian Tang Group (U) Limited EL Active 4/4/2017 4/3/2020 Eastern Region,

Sironko

EL1645 Krot Links Uganda Limited EL Active 4/4/2017 4/3/2020 Western Region,

Kasese

EL1647 Tembo Steels (U) Limited EL Active 5/10/2017 5/9/2020 Western Region,

Kabale

EL1648 Sikander Meghani (100%) EL Active 4/20/2017 4/19/2020 Central Region,

Wakiso


Kisoro

EL1650 Oli Gold Muruli Limited EL Active 4/28/2017 4/27/2020 Western Region, Buhweju, Ibanda

EL1651 Bantu Energy Uganda Limited EL Active 5/3/2017 5/2/2020 Northern Region,

Nebbi

EL1652 Moto Geothermal Project Limited (100%) EL Active 4/28/2017 4/27/2020

Western Region, Kanungu,

Rukungiri

EL1653 Strategic Acquisitions Limited EL Active 5/31/2017 5/30/2020 Western Region,

Hoima

84


EL1654 Mugume George EL Active 6/5/2017 6/4/2020 Central Region,

Mityana

EL1656 Victoria Best Limited EL Active 6/12/2017 6/11/2020 Central Region,

Mubende

EL1657 Hima Cement Limited EL Active 6/12/2017 6/11/2020 Eastern Region,

Mbale

EL1658 Hima Cement Limited EL Active 6/12/2017 6/11/2020 Western Region,

Kisoro

EL1659 ASKL MINERAL PROSPECTORS LTD EL Active 6/15/2017 6/14/2020

Western Region, Kyenjojo

EL1660 ASKL MINERAL PROSPECTORS LTD EL Active 6/15/2017 6/14/2020

Western Region, Kyenjojo

EL1662 Treadstone Limited EL Active 7/28/2017 7/27/2020 Western Region,

Kisoro

EL1663 C - Asian Mining and Minerals Limited EL Active 7/6/2017 7/5/2020

Western Region, Buhweju, Ibanda,

Rubirizi

EL1665 M/S Eurasian Capital SMC Limited EL Active 8/25/2017 8/24/2020

Central Region, Kiboga, Mubende

85



Central Region, Kiboga, Mityana,

Nakaseke

EL1667 Intrepid Minerals Limited EL Active 8/25/2017 8/24/2020 Western Region,

Ntungamo

EL1668 Mulin Mines and Minerals Limited EL Active 8/29/2017 8/28/2020

Western Region, Kasese

EL1669 East African Geological Services EL Active 10/5/2016 10/4/2019


EL1671 National Cement Co. Uganda Limited EL Active 9/7/2017 9/6/2020





Western Region, Kabarole, Kasese



EL1675 Beta Minerals Limited EL Active 9/7/2017 9/6/2020 Western Region,

Kiryandongo


Ntungamo

86



Bushenyi

EL1678 Kakiri Stone Quarry Limited EL Active 10/12/2017 10/11/2020

Central Region, Mityana, Mpigi,

Wakiso

EL1680 Yusumuga Autos (U) Ltd EL Active 10/5/2017 10/4/2020

Western Region, Ibanda,

Kamwenge, Rubirizi

EL1681 Gondwana Geoscience Consulting Limited EL Active 10/11/2017 10/10/2020

Western Region, Kamwenge,

Kasese, Rubirizi



Kyankwanzi


Central Region, Kiboga, Mubende


Kanungu

EL1685 Beta Minerals Limited EL Active 10/18/2017 10/17/2020 Eastern Region,

Bugiri, Iganga

87




EL1687 Beta Minerals Limited EL Active 10/18/2017 10/17/2020

Eastern Region, Iganga, Jinja,

Luuka, Mayuge

EL1688 Sun Disk Limited (100%) EL Active 10/18/2017 10/17/2020

Central Region, Kyankwanzi;


EL1689 Faithable International Company Limited EL Active 10/19/2017 10/18/2020


EL1690 Tian Tang Group (U) Limited EL Active 10/20/2017 10/19/2020 Western Region,

Kabale, Kisoro

EL1691 Tian Tang Group (U) Limited EL Active 10/20/2017 10/19/2020 Western Region,

Kabale, Kisoro

EL1692 Ndiga Foundation Uganda Limited EL Active 10/26/2017 10/25/2020

Northern Region, Kotido, Napak

EL1694 Samta Natural Resources Uganda Limited EL Active 11/8/2017 11/7/2020

Eastern Region, Manafwa


Western Region, Kabale,

Ntungamo

88



Western Region, Mitooma, Sheema




Western Region, Rubirizi



EL1702 BR Agrofood Industries Limited EL Active 11/10/2017 11/9/2020

Eastern Region, Luuka

EL1703 BR Agrofood Industries Limited EL Active 11/10/2017 11/9/2020

Eastern Region, Kamuli

EL1705 Shining Rock Investments Uganda Limited EL Active 12/5/2017 12/4/2020

Western Region, Hoima, Kibaale

EL1706 GLOBAL OROEX INVESTMENT - SMC LIMITED EL Active 12/6/2017 12/5/2020


EL1708 Hummerston Minerals Limited EL Active 1/31/2018 1/30/2021


EL1709

Olsen East African International Investment Company Ltd EL Active 1/5/2018 1/4/2021

Northern Region, Kaabong

EL1710 Luyimbazi Zake Estates Limited EL Active 1/15/2018 1/14/2021


89


EL1711

GUANGZHOU DONG SONG ENERGY GROUP CO. (U) LIMITED EL Active 1/12/2018 1/11/2021

Eastern Region, Namayingo

EL1712

GUANGZHOU DONG SONG ENERGY GROUP CO. (U) LIMITED EL Active 1/12/2018 1/11/2021

Eastern Region, Bugiri, Butaleja,

Namutumba

EL1713 China-Uganda Ranchun Investment Limited EL Active 1/31/2018 1/30/2021

Western Region, Buhweju, Ibanda,

Mbarara

EL1716 GoodWill Uganda Ceramic Company Limited EL Active 2/20/2018 2/19/2021

Central Region, Rakai

EL1717 Samta Mines and Minerals Uganda Limited EL Active 2/22/2018 2/21/2021



Central Region, Luwero, Mukono




Northern Region, Arua, Zombo




Northern Region, Arua

90


EL1723 Mortada Transporters (U) Limited EL Active 2/22/2018 2/21/2021

Central Region, Nakaseke

EL1727 MHK GENERAL AGENCIES LIMITED EL Active 2/22/2018 2/21/2021


EL1730 Majest-com Limited EL Active 3/13/2018 3/12/2021 Central Region,

Lyantonde

EL1731 Majest-com Limited EL Active 3/16/2018 3/15/2021 Eastern Region,

Bududa, Manafwa


Western Region, Kanungu,

Rukungiri

EL1733 Ekone Group Limited EL Active 3/26/2018 3/25/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto

EL1734 Gondwana Geoscience Consulting Limited EL Active 4/16/2018 4/15/2021


Namayingo





91




Kamwenge

EL1738 Twinomujuni Arthur EL Active 4/16/2018 4/15/2021 Central Region,

Rakai

EL1740 Kamuntu Investments Limited EL Active 4/16/2018 4/15/2021


EL1741 Tian Tang Group (U) Limited EL Active 4/20/2018 4/19/2021 Central Region,

Buikwe

EL1742 Tian Tang Group (U) Limited EL Active 4/20/2018 4/19/2021 Northern Region,

Amudat


Masaka

EL1746 Acholi Resources Limited EL Active 4/19/2018 4/18/2021

Northern Region, Amudat,

Nakapiripirit

EL1749 East Africa Natural Resources Limited EL Active 5/4/2018 5/3/2021

Western Region, Kabale,

Ntungamo

EL1751 Sun Disk Limited EL Active 5/10/2018 5/9/2021 Northern Region,

Nebbi, Zombo

EL1752 Sun Disk Limited EL Active 5/10/2018 5/9/2021 Eastern Region,

Busia, Namayingo

92


EL1753 Sunbelt Mining Group Limited EL Active 5/14/2018 5/13/2021

Northern Region, Moroto,

Nakapiripirit

EL1754 Shikuku Ronald Wanjala EL Active 7/23/2018 7/22/2021

Western Region, Bundibugyo,

Kabarole, Kasese

EL1755 Shikuku Ronald Wanjala EL Active 7/23/2018 7/22/2021

Eastern Region, Kaliro,

Namutumba


Mukono


Wakiso

EL1760 Armia Lubega EL Active 5/30/2018 5/29/2021 Central Region, Lwengo, Rakai

EL1762 Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) Liimited EL Active 5/31/2018 5/30/2021


EL1765 Sun Disk Limited EL Active 5/11/2018 5/10/2021 Northern Region,

Arua

EL1766 Rwenzori Rare Metals Limited EL Active 7/6/2018 7/5/2021 Eastern Region,

Bugiri, Iganga

EL1767 Robert Tibenda EL Active 7/17/2018 7/16/2021 Northern Region,

Nebbi

93






EL1770 Kadam Transitech Services Limited EL Active 7/4/2018 7/3/2021


EL1771 African Panther Resources (U) Ltd EL Active 7/4/2018 7/3/2021


EL1772 African Panther Resources (U) Ltd EL Active 6/20/2018 6/19/2021


EL1773 East Asia Land & Mining Company Uganda Limited EL Active 8/6/2018 8/5/2021

Western Region, Buhweju, Bushenyi,

Rubirizi

EL1774 Robert Tibenda EL Active 8/2/2018 8/1/2021 Western Region,

Masindi

EL1775 Gold Disk Limited EL Active 8/2/2018 8/1/2021


Mubende; Western Region,

Kibaale

94


EL1776 Samakula Nooh EL Active 7/23/2018 7/22/2021


Mubende; Western Region,

Kibaale

EL1778 Shikuku Ronald Wanjala EL Active 7/23/2018 7/22/2021 Western Region,

Ntungamo

EL1779 Joseph Birungi Mutembuzi EL Active 7/23/2018 7/22/2021 Western Region,

Kabale

EL1780 Summit Group Limited EL Active 7/26/2018 7/25/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto


Northern Region, Arua, Zombo


Western Region, Buhweju,

Mbarara, Sheema

EL1787 Delta Refractories Limited EL Active 8/16/2018 8/15/2021 Western Region,

Kasese

EL1788 Heyday International Group Company Limited EL Active 8/14/2018 8/13/2021

Western Region, Buhweju, Bushenyi

95


EL1790 Hua Teng Mining Investments Limited EL Active 8/14/2018 8/13/2021

Central Region, Luwero

EL1791 Shikuku Ronald Wanjala EL Active 8/14/2018 8/13/2021 Western Region,

Ntungamo




Western Region, Kabale, Kanungu


Western Region, Buhweju,

Mbarara, Sheema




Central Region, Masaka

EL1799 Serunjogi Moses EL Active 9/4/2018 9/3/2021 Western Region,

Ntungamo

EL1800 Sipa Exploration (U) Limited EL Active 9/14/2018 9/13/2021 Northern Region,

Lamwo

96



Lamwo, Pader

EL1802 Virat Alloys Limited EL Active 9/10/2018 9/9/2021 Western Region,

Ntungamo


Pader


Lamwo


Pader


Moroto


Moroto

EL1810 MEM Trading (pty) Limited EL Active 9/11/2018 9/10/2021


Kamwenge

EL1812 RUSLA MINING AND MINERALS LIMITED EL Active 9/6/2018 9/5/2021



Bushenyi


Kanungu

97


EL 1815 GoodWill Uganda Ceramic Company Limited EL Active 10/4/2018 10/3/2021

Western Region, Kanungu, Mitooma,

Rukungiri

EL1817 RUSLA MINING AND MINERALS LIMITED EL Active 9/11/2018 9/10/2021

Western Region, Kabale, Kisoro


Northern Region, Abim

EL1819 Singo Artisanal Gold Miners Limited EL Active 9/14/2018 9/13/2021




EL 1822 Nama Mining Limited EL Active 9/19/2018 9/18/2021 Western Region,

Hoima

EL 1823 Nama Mining Limited EL Active 9/21/2018 9/20/2021

Eastern Region, Bugiri, Mayuge,

Namayingo

EL 1824 Nama Mining Limited EL Active 9/19/2018 9/18/2021 Western Region,

Kiryandongo

EL1825 Wilberforce Muwonge Mutebi EL Active 9/18/2018 9/17/2021 Western Region,

Hoima, Kibaale

98




Kyankwanzi, Mubende



Namayingo


Lamwo


Central Region, Luwero,

Nakaseke

EL1831 Busia Sugar and Allied Limited EL Active 10/5/2018 10/4/2021


EL1832 International Energy Group Agencies EL Active 10/8/2018 10/7/2021

Eastern Region, Mayuge

EL1833 Muwanguzi Johnson Kato (100%) EL Active 10/8/2018 10/7/2021

Central Region, Mityana


Northern Region, Abim



99



Central Region, Nakasongola


Central Region, Butambala,

Mityana



EL 1839 Glencoe Technologies Limited EL Active 10/15/2018 10/14/2021 Eastern Region,

Busia

EL 1840 Richard Bakojja EL Active 10/15/2018 10/14/2021 Central Region,

Mubende

EL 1841 Turi Limited EL Active 10/15/2018 10/14/2021 Central Region,

Gomba, Mubende

EL 1842 Samta Mines and Minerals Uganda Limited EL Active 10/15/2018 10/14/2021

Northern Region, Amuru, Gulu


Northern Region, Gulu, Nwoya


Western Region, Kabarole, Kibaale,

Kyenjojo

100



Northern Region, Adjumani, Amuru



EL 1847 Ramji Mavji Jeshani EL Active 10/17/2018 10/16/2021 Eastern Region,

Sironko

EL 1848 Ace Mineral Resources Limited (100%) EL Active 10/17/2018 10/16/2021

Northern Region, Moroto, Napak

EL 1849 Mulin Mines and Minerals Limited EL Active 10/19/2018 10/18/2021


EL 1850 Bresun Enterprises (U) Limited EL Active 10/25/2018 10/24/2021


EL 1851 Bresun Enterprises (U) Limited EL Active 10/25/2018 10/24/2021

Northern Region, Abim, Napak

EL 1852 ALFRED CHESAK EL Active 10/25/2018 10/24/2021

Eastern Region, Bulambuli,

Kapchorwa

EL1853 Robinah Nakasi Sengendo EL Active 10/29/2018 10/28/2021 Eastern Region, Bukwo, Kween

101


EL 1854 Nama Mining Limited EL Active 11/1/2018 10/31/2021 Eastern Region,

Busia, Namayingo

EL 1855 Direct Tin Investors (U) Limited EL Active 11/1/2018 10/31/2021



Busia


Busia

EL 1858 Mulin Mines and Minerals Limited EL Active 11/1/2018 10/31/2021


EL 1859 Sun Disk Limited EL Active 11/6/2018 11/5/2021

Northern Region, Arua, Nebbi,

Zombo

EL1861 Moroto Ateker Cement Company Ltd EL Active 11/9/2018 11/8/2021



Lamwo

EL1863 Wynstock (U) Limited EL Active 11/21/2018 11/20/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto

EL1865 Rwenzori Shining Star Limited EL Active 11/27/2018 11/26/2021



Northern Region, Amuru

102




Nakaseke, Wakiso

EL 1868 Sunbelt Mining Group Limited EL Active 12/3/2018 12/2/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto



EL 1870 HPA Mutono Mining Uganda Limited EL Active 12/3/2018 12/2/2021


EL1871 Sunbelt Mining Group Limited EL Active 12/10/2018 12/9/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto


Moroto

EL1873 Hoima Minerals Company Limited EL Active 12/10/2018 12/9/2021

Western Region, Hoima



Namayingo


Moroto

103



Western Region, Mitooma,

Ntungamo, Rukungiri

EL1877 Victoria Enviros Consult Limited EL Active 12/24/2018 12/23/2021


EL1878 ARRM Investments Limited EL Active 12/24/2018 12/23/2021 Western Region,

Mitooma

EL1879 Joraro Minerals Uganda Limited EL Active 1/3/2019 1/2/2022




EL1881 Access Mining Uganda SMC Limited EL Active 1/7/2019 1/6/2022

Western Region, Kabarole

EL1883 Hillmarks Limited EL Active 1/18/2019 1/17/2022 Western Region,

Kabarole


Bushenyi


Bushenyi

104



Bushenyi

EL1887 Moses Katongole EL Active 1/29/2019 1/28/2022 Central Region,

Masaka

EL1888 Javan Tukesiga EL Active 2/1/2019 1/31/2022 Western Region,

Rubirizi

EL1889 Mechanized Agro (U) Limited (100%) EL Active 2/1/2019 1/31/2022

Central Region, Kyankwanzi;

Western Region, Hoima

EL1892 Atwooki Deograscious Mugenyi EL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2022


EL1903

Federation of Artisanal and Small Scale Miners (Uganda) Limited EL Active 2/25/2019 2/24/2022


EL 1909 Rockfill International (U) Limited EL Active 2/25/2019 2/24/2022

Northern Region, Nebbi, Zombo

EL1911 Eastern Consultants Company Limited EL Active 3/4/2019 3/3/2022

Northern Region, Napak

EL1912 Sunbelt Mining Group Limited EL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2022 Eastern Region,

Amuria

EL1917 Uga Mines Limited EL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2022 Central Region,

Mubende

105


EL1928 Kilembe Mines Limited EL Active 3/25/2019 3/24/2022 Western Region,

Kasese



Kamwenge, Rubirizi

ian test 6767 Trimble Test Company (100%) EL Active 2/14/2019 2/13/2022

Eastern Region, Amuria

LL1171 Jinja Marble Products (U) Limited (100%) LL Active 6/24/2013 6/23/2019


LL1260 Peter Lokwang (100%) LL Active 12/10/2013 12/9/2019 Northern Region,

Moroto

LL1261 Peter Lokwang (100%) LL Active 12/10/2013 12/9/2019 Northern Region,

Moroto

LL1499 George Onega (100%) LL Active 7/31/2015 7/30/2019 Eastern Region,

Namayingo

LL1602 Ionic Builders Limited LL Active 10/21/2016 10/20/2020 Eastern Region,

Bukedea

LL1655 Tropical Sky Mineral Rock Limited LL Active 6/5/2017 6/4/2019

Western Region, Hoima, Kibaale

LL1661 Begumisa Boaz Kayondo LL Active 6/15/2017 6/14/2019 Western Region,

Buhweju

106


LL1664 Strategic Acquisitions Limited LL Active 7/21/2017 7/20/2019 Western Region,

Ntungamo

LL1670 Tiira Small Scale Mining Association LL Active 11/2/2017 11/1/2019


LL1707 BDI Mining Limited LL Active 1/30/2018 1/29/2020 Northern Region,

Nakapiripirit

LL1715 Royal Transit Limited LL Active 2/21/2018 2/20/2020 Western Region,

Kabarole

LL1724 Joseph Kizito LL Active 2/22/2018 2/21/2020 Northern Region,

Nebbi


Nebbi


Nebbi

LL1728 Syanyonja Artisan Miners' Alliance (SAMA) LL Active 3/1/2018 2/29/2020


LL1729 Byamungu Andrew LL Active 3/9/2018 3/8/2020 Western Region,

Bushenyi

LL1739 Tiira Small Scale Mining Association LL Active 4/16/2018 4/15/2020


LL1747 Lokeris Modester Nasur LL Active 5/4/2018 5/3/2020 Western Region,

Buhweju

LL1748 Nyabushenyi Twimukye Association Limited LL Active 4/23/2018 4/22/2020


107


LL1756 Robert Tibenda LL Active 5/3/2018 5/2/2020 Western Region,

Buliisa

LL1759 Kabuzimbe Enterprises Limited LL Active 5/30/2018 5/29/2020


LL1761 Serunjogi Moses LL Active 5/29/2018 5/28/2020 Western Region,

Kabale

LL1763 Hills Resources Limited LL Active 5/25/2018 5/24/2020 Western Region,

Ntungamo

LL1764 Victoria Best Limited LL Active 6/8/2018 6/7/2020 Northern Region,

Amudat



LL1781

KIGEITO AND ROBERT MINING COMPANY (KRMC) LTD LL Active 7/30/2018 7/29/2020


LL1785 Kabatereine Narcis LL Active 7/31/2018 7/30/2020 Western Region,

Kabale

LL1786 Michael Ogwal LL Active 7/31/2018 7/30/2020 Central Region,

Wakiso

LL1789 Michael Ogwal LL Active 8/14/2018 8/13/2020 Central Region,

Mubende

LL1793 Ngurusi & Sons (U) Limited LL Active 8/14/2018 8/13/2020 Western Region,

Mitooma

108


LL1798 Serunjogi Moses LL Active 9/4/2018 9/3/2020 Western Region,

Ntungamo

LL1806 Mugume George LL Active 9/10/2018 9/9/2020 Western Region,

Rukungiri

LL1809 Charles Buyinza LL Active 9/10/2018 9/9/2020 Eastern Region,

Busia

LL1811 Kitamwa David LL Active 9/10/2018 9/9/2020 Central Region,

Nakasongola

LL1821 Isa Kakonge LL Active 9/14/2018 9/13/2020 Central Region,

Mubende

LL1826 Kara Gold (U) Limited LL Active 9/18/2018 9/17/2020 Western Region,

Buhweju

LL 1860

TIIRA LANDLORDS AND ARTISANAL MINERS' ASSOCIATION LL Active 11/6/2018 11/5/2020




LL1882 ARRM Investments Limited LL Active 1/9/2019 1/8/2021 Western Region,

Mitooma

LL1891 Cannan Grinders and Minners Co. Limited LL Active 2/4/2019 2/3/2021

Western Region, Rubirizi

LL1893 Kandopix Uganda Limited LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021 Central Region,

Mubende

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LL1894 Kafene Treasure Mineral Dealers Limited LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021



Mubende

LL1896 Aminah Treasure Minerals & Jewellery Limited LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021


LL1897 Aminah Treasure Minerals & Jewellery Limited LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021


LL1898 The Expendables Miners & Traders Limited LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021


LL1899 Mubende Women Gold Miners Association LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021


LL1900 Mubende Trust Gold Buyers & Traders Association Limited LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021



Mubende

LL1902

Mubende Gold Traders and Miners Co-operative Society Limited LL Active 2/6/2019 2/5/2021


LL1904 Bukuya Kagaba Gold Miners Association Limited LL Active 2/25/2019 2/24/2021


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LL1905 Standard Gold Miners and Processors Uganda Limited LL Active 2/25/2019 2/24/2021


LL1906

Ssingo Artisanal and Small Scale Miners Association Limited LL Active 2/25/2019 2/24/2021


LL1907

Mubende Lulongo Artisanal Mines and Traders Cooperative Societyt ltd LL Active 2/25/2019 2/24/2021


LL1908 Bukuya Traders Mining Group LL Active 2/25/2019 2/24/2021 Central Region,

Mubende

LL1914 Lomongin Zulhaq LL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto

LL 1915 Lomongin Zulhaq LL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto

LL 1916 Lomongin Zulhaq LL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2021 Northern Region,

Moroto

LL1920 The Expendables Miners & Traders Limited LL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2021


LL1921 Earth Movers Mining Limited LL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2021 Central Region,

Mubende

LL1923

Lugingi_Kitumbi Bakibuuka Small Scale Gold Miners, Processors & Traders Co_operative Society Limited LL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2021


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LL1925 Continous Miners (U) Limited. LL Active 3/15/2019 3/14/2021 Central Region,

Mubende

LL 1927 Section One Limited LL Active 3/25/2019 3/24/2021 Central Region,

Mubende


Mubende

ML0061 Tororo Cement Limited (100%) ML Active 11/21/2005 11/20/2026

Eastern Region, Kapchorwa

ML0248 Hima Cement Limited (100%) ML Active 10/2/2007 10/1/2028 Western Region,

Kamwenge



ML0594 Kigezi Steel Company Limited (100%) ML Active 6/13/2011 6/12/2032


ML0702 Great Lakes Iron and Steel Company Limited (100%) ML Active 11/8/2010 11/7/2031



Kasese

ML0762 Zarnack Holdings (U) Limited (100%) ML Active 5/17/2011 5/16/2032


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ML0842 Berkeley Reef Limited (100%) ML Active 9/16/2011 9/15/2032

Western Region, Kabale, Kanungu

ML0886 Shaft Sinkers (U) Limited (100%) ML Active 10/28/2011 10/27/2032


Kamwenge


Kasese

ML1117 Building Majesties Limited (100%) ML Active 4/19/2013 4/18/2034


ML1170 Uganda International Mining Company Limited (100%) ML Active 6/20/2013 6/19/2034


ML1209 Sino Minerals Investments Company Limited (100%) ML Active 11/15/2013 11/14/2034


ML1291 Dao Marble Limited (100%) ML Active 2/25/2014 2/24/2035 Northern Region,

Moroto




Western Region, Bushenyi

ML1381 SUN AND SAND MINES AND MINERALS LTD (100%) ML Active 10/29/2014 10/28/2035


ML1393

GUANGZHOU DONG SONG ENERGY GROUP CO. (U) LIMITED (100%) ML Active 10/29/2014 10/28/2035

Eastern Region, Tororo

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ML1413 BNT Mining Limited (100%) ML Active 12/18/2014 12/17/2035 Western Region,

Ntungamo

ML1433 African Panther Resources (U) Ltd (100%) ML Active 2/2/2015 2/1/2036


ML1466 Euro Minerals Limited (100%) ML Active 4/15/2015 4/14/2036


ML1530 Kampala Cement Company Ltd (100%) ML Active 11/6/2015 11/5/2036


ML1604 Eastern Mining Ltd (100%) ML Active 10/24/2016 10/23/2037

Eastern Region, Bulambuli,

Kapchorwa

ML1607 National Cement Co. Uganda Limited ML Active 10/28/2016 10/27/2037


ML1744 Hima Cement Limited ML Active 4/20/2018 4/19/2039 Eastern Region,

Kapchorwa

ML1750 Simba Mines and Mineral Resources Limited (100%) ML Active 5/4/2018 5/3/2023

Western Region, Ibanda

ML1782 Ascort Mining (U) Limited ML Active 7/30/2018 7/29/2039 Western Region,

Kisoro


Kabarole

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ML1890 Mugume George ML Active 2/4/2019 2/3/2040 Central Region,

Mityana

ML2151 TIBET HIMA MINING CO. LIMITED (100%) ML Active 1/1/1974 1/1/2031


ML4063 AUC Mining (U) Limited (100%) ML Active 1/3/1994 1/2/2030


ML4128 GREENSTONE RESOURCES LIMITED (100%) ML Active 12/12/1994 12/11/2030




ML4478 KI3R Minerals Limited (100%) ML Active 2/8/1999 2/7/2035


ML4603 Kisita Mining Company Limited (100%) ML Active 8/6/2002 8/5/2023




ML4623 Marubeg Company Limited (100%) ML Active 8/15/2003 8/14/2024


ML4647 3T Mining Limited (100%) ML Active 1/13/2003 1/12/2024 Central Region,

Wakiso

ML4651 Namekara Mining Company Ltd (100%) ML Active 5/15/2003 5/14/2024

Eastern Region, Manafwa



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Portal_Test_RL/00000 Trimble Test Company (100%) Portal_Test_RL Active 12/4/2018 12/3/2023


Nakaseke, Nakasongola

RL1582

GUANGZHOU DONG SONG ENERGY GROUP CO. (U) LIMITED RL Active 7/18/2016 7/17/2019


RL1693 Rwenzori Rare Metals Limited (100%) RL Active 11/2/2017 11/1/2020

Eastern Region, Bugiri, Iganga,

Mayuge

RL1745 Gids Consults Limited RL Active 4/23/2018 4/22/2021 Western Region,

Bundibugyo

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APPENDIX 4: STATISTICS COMMITTEE MEMBERS OF THE ENERGY AND MINERAL SECTOR

S/N Name Title Department Email Address

1 Emmanuel Ajutu Ag. C / SPPAD (Chairman) SPPAD [email protected]

2 Gerald Banaga-Baingi Assistant Commissioner SPPAD [email protected].

3 Isaac Baziwe Ag. Assistant Commissioner SPPAD [email protected]

4 Christine Nakazibwe Senior Statistician SPPAD [email protected]

5 Ian Kisawuzi Ag. Senior Statistician SPPAD [email protected]

6 Hellen Nakato Statistician SPPAD [email protected]

7 Patrick Muhindo Ag. Senior Economist SPPAD [email protected]

8 Paul Basudde Senior Policy Analyst SPPAD [email protected]

9 Simon Sebowa Economist SPPAD [email protected]

10 Martin Kretschmer Head GIS Unit EPD [email protected]

11 Michael Ahimbisibwe Senior Energy Officer RED [email protected]

12 Hatim Muhangi Energy Officer RED [email protected]

13 Daudi Ahimbisibwe Petroleum Officer PSD [email protected]

14 Vivienne Sempala Palynologist PEDPD [email protected]

15 Tugume Robert Principal Geophysist PEDPD [email protected]

16 Mathias Mugere Inspector of Mines GSMD [email protected].

17 Grace Nassuna Asst.Com.Geoscience GSMD [email protected]

18 Ritah Nakiryowa M&E Officer GIZ [email protected]

19 Disan Kiguli Senior Petroleum Officer PSD [email protected]

20 Spero Byokunda Principal Petroleum Officer/Quality Assurance PSD [email protected]

21 Deo Sekyanzi Senior Radiation Protection Officer AEC [email protected]

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