Upcoming-projects

Status: Pre-Construction | Mobilisation: Q3 2025Capacity: 4 × 7,800 m³ mounded tanks (~31,200 m³ / ~15,000 MT LPG) OverviewThe Dar es Salaam LPG Mounded Storage and Filling Terminal is set to become one of the most advanced and safest LPG facilities in East Africa. Designed to international standards, the terminal integrates large-scale mounded storage, automated filling, and bulk handling systems. Upon completion, it will serve as a benchmark project in Tanzania’s LPG sector, strengthening domestic supply security while positioning Dar es Salaam as a regional export hub. Scope Current Status Strategic ImpactThis terminal will secure Tanzania’s LPG supply chain, reduce reliance on imports via smaller terminals, and enhance regional energy trade by supporting bulk exports to neighbouring countries. It reinforces Oilcom’s leadership in clean energy infrastructure and aligns with Tanzania’s national energy transition strategy.

Status: Pre-construction (Detailed FEED completed)Planned Completion: 2027Capacity: 254,000 m³ multi-product petroleum terminal Project Overview The Kampala Storage Terminal (KST) will be Uganda’s largest inland petroleum storage facility. Designed to international engineering and safety standards, KST will strengthen national fuel security, optimize inland distribution, and support the Great Lakes regional market. Technical Highlights Strategic Impact KST will transform Uganda’s petroleum logistics by reducing reliance on cross-border storage, enhancing national reserves, and stabilizing supply and pricing. Positioned as a regional hub for the Great Lakes, the terminal will also attract third-party storage (hospitality business) from neighbouring countries, reinforcing Uganda’s role in regional energy security.

Status: Under Construction | Planned Completion: Q2 2026Capacity & Services: Large-scale CNG storage, vehicle refuelling, and conversion facilities. OverviewThe Mwenge CNG Mother Station is Oilcom’s flagship entry into Tanzania’s alternative fuels sector. Located at the upgraded Mlalakua service station in Dar es Salaam, the facility will deliver high-capacity compressed natural gas storage and distribution, direct vehicle refuelling, and professional conversion services for petrol and diesel vehicles. It is the first in a planned national network of mother and daughter stations to expand access to CNG across Tanzania. Scope Strategic ImpactStrategically located on the TPDC gas pipeline, the station will reduce reliance on liquid fuels, lower transport costs, and accelerate Tanzania’s transition to cleaner, sustainable energy. The project has been designed, engineered, and will be constructed by the ODECON team, reinforcing their expertise in clean energy infrastructure development.

Integrated Storage, Blending & Packaging FacilityLocated at Kurasini, near Dar es Salaam Port, the Oilcom Terminal is designed to store, blend, and package base oils and petrochemical products, supporting both domestic and regional markets. Key Capabilities: Strategic Advantage:The terminal strengthens Tanzania’s downstream petroleum sector, provides scalable regional supply, and supports industrial applications with alternative fuels and specialty petrochemicals—offering a fully integrated, safe, and efficient solution for base oil and lubricant distribution.