Kenya pipeline transportation line.[Photo/softkenya]
Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has launched new measures to improve oil delivery.
According to KPC managing director Joe Sang, the company had invested close to Sh60 billion in infrastructure projects to enhance flow of oil in Kenya and neighbouring countries.
The projects include the new Mombasa-Nairobi pipeline (Line 5), the storage tanks in Nairobi terminal and the Kisumu Oil Jetty.
“Once these projects are complete, Kenya will be assured of adequate, reliable and cost effective supply of petroleum products across the region,” Mr Sang said.
He said would ensure the product is readily available in all its depots.
“The company offers Kenya a regional cost competitive advantage and it also plays a key role in promoting exports, a role increasingly recognised by policy makers and stakeholders in the Kenyan economy,” he said.