So when Kenyans started peering intently into who the allotees of ullage were at KPC, some smart chap came up with an idea! How about using fake 'Ugandan' firms?
On 17-Feb-2011, a firm called 'Black Gold' [So Tintin-like as Bankelele would say] got an allocation for 2,697 MT of fuel.
Now, compare BG's allocation to these legit firms with retail operations in Uganda:
- Total Uganda 2,911 MT
- Libya Oil Uganda 345 MT
- Shell Uganda 1,750 MT
- KenolKobil 1,000 MT
- Gulf Energy 2,632 MT [Yes, that Gulf]
The ship (MT NAVIG8 HONOR) discharged 26,776 MT of fuel & 10% of storage was allocated to Black Gold. Another interesting factoid is that the shipment was brought in by Gulf Energy.
Questions:
1) Did Black Gold evacuate the tanks? When?
2) Did Black Gold export the fuel to Uganda? When?
4 comments:
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Kenya's oil industry is crazy. I hope with KPRL now importing fuel, OMCs will no longer be forced to pay higher costs for nothing. But akina Kiraitu wamekula wamechoka!
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