Ethiopia and Djibouti launch 120-kilometre refined-fuel pipeline project
The project, planned as a partnership between Ethiopian Investment Holdings and Dangote Group, includes a 120-kilometre line and more than one million cubic metres of combined storage.
Ethiopia, Djibouti and the Dangote Group announced the launch of a Damerjog–Dewele pipeline project for refined petroleum products on 24 September. The Ethiopian News Agency said the project would be developed through a partnership between Ethiopian Investment Holdings and Dangote Group.
The planned line is 120 kilometres long, with combined storage capacity at both ends exceeding one million cubic metres. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said the pipeline should operate as part of a network linked to highways, rail and the Mojo logistics centre. This was a project announcement; the report did not give its cost, final construction schedule or commissioning date.
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Official figures presented for 2022 and 2023 diverged; the committee requested explanations, while the next hearing date remains unannounced.
Source: National Assembly Library Trust Fund (NALTF)
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Nigeria’s presidency says two compressor stations in Edo State are needed to enable the pipeline to use its expanded design capacity of 2.3 billion standard cubic feet a day.
Source: The State House, Abuja
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