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“What’s key to realising a

massive infrastructure project?” “A confident

vision.”

New Kenya

Petroleum Pipeline

will meet the rapid rise in local and regional demand for petroleum products until the year 2044.

Kenya’s national demand for petroleum products stands at about 4.4 billion litres up from 3.4 billion in 2010.

Regionally, the combined demand for Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, eastern DRC, South Sudan and
northern Tanzania stands at about 2.8 billion litres, up from 2.4 billion in 2010.

CfC Stanbic Bank was Co-Mandated Lead Arranger and Underwriter of this project and is proud to have
played a part in moving the region forward.

Nairobi New
20-inch

450km Pipeline
from Mombasa to Nairobi
Old
14-inch

Ageing pipeline is Boost
37-years-old Fuel Channelling
capacity by
30%
+/-

Capacity will increase from
Changamwe 730 000 litres/hr
4 New Maungu to 1 000 000 litres/hr

(up to 1.8 million litres/hr)
Mainline
Pumps Mtito Andei
+ Sultan Hamud 96 Core

2 Booster Kipevu Fibre optic cable

Pumps

Construction Total
timeline consignment Safest way
+- 2 Years of 11.321 to transport
(Fourth quarter 2016) pieces of pipeline petroleum

Mombasa

Transport 192 trucks/day
Kenya Pipeline Company is also constructing 5 560 trucks/month
a 10-inch, 122km oil pipeline
Employment Creation
Sinendet Kisumu 1 000+ new jobs
Boost volumes of product moved by an additional 360 000 litres/hr to serve Best Global Practices
western Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, northern Tanzania and eastern DRC. Health, Safety and Environmental

Authorised Financial services and registered credit provider (NCRCP15).
The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited (Reg. No. 1962/000738/06).
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