RNEC AND GBP SIGN AGREEMENT TO FACILITATE BULK PETROLEUM IMPORTS
Today, 03 July 2026, the Rwanda National Energy Company (RNEC) and Gulf Bulk Petroleum Tanzania Limited (GBP) signed an agreement to facilitate the importation and storage of bulk refined petroleum products through the Port of Tanga in Tanzania.
Following the agreements signed with Kenya to facilitate petroleum imports, this partnership marks another important milestone in the Government of Rwanda's strategy to utilize both the northern and central corridors, working with regional partners.
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The Rwanda National Energy Company (RNEC) is a state-owned enterprise responsible for the commercial management of Rwanda's petroleum imports and related energy investments. RNEC plays a central role in strengthening the country's energy security through strategic petroleum procurement, supply management, and investment in petroleum infrastructure.
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RNEC AND GBP SIGN AGREEMENT TO FACILITATE BULK PETROLEUM IMPORTS
Today, 03 July 2026, the Rwanda National Energy Company (RNEC) and Gulf Bulk Petroleum Tanzania Limited (GBP) signed an agreement to facilitate the…
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