Uganda’s Petroleum Authority and UK’s Oil and Gas Authority discuss regulatory best practice for the oil and gas sector UK’s oil & gas watchdog officials tell Uganda’s PAU that building relationships between Government, the Regulator and Industry is key to improving production efficiency and cost-efficient resource planning. PAU believes that building strategic partnerships with countries and institutions who have reputable experience and expertise in regulating of the oil and gas sector is key to the effective management of Uganda’s oil and gas sector.

Mr Ernest Rubondo, the PAU Executive Director (3rd left) leads his team on a visit to Whittaker Engineering, a manufacturer of oil and gas facilities. PAU, between 4th and 6th February, 2020 and at the invitation of UK’s Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), made a benchmarking visit to UK’s oil & gas regulator in Aberdeen, Scotland- as well as several other regulatory bodies and industry associations in UK’s oil and gas sector.
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As Uganda gets closer to a Final Investment Decision (FID) setting off a flurry of activities that will eventually see finally cement its place as an oil producing nation, the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), Uganda’s upstream and midstream petroleum regulator has intensified its preparedness. This month, between 4th and 6th February, 2020, Ernest Rubondo, the PAU Executive Director led a

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