Enoc wins fuel tender

 By Staff Writer

ENOC Africa, a Tanzanian oil company, has won a tender to import fuel under the Petroleum Bulk Procurement System (BPS) for the month of October this year.

The tender, which attracted six oil companies including five foreign and international companies, was awarded to ENOC Africa after offering the lowest Weighted Average Premium per Metric Ton of $ 45.771 per MT.

Other companies (all international) that participated in the tender include Addax Energy SA which quoted $...

The saga involving a tender that will see Tanzanians dig deeper into their pockets to pay for what is seen as inflated oil importation tender took a new twist yesterday when it was established that the sector’s regulator had warned Petroleum Importation Coordinator (PIC) against the move.

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KAMPUNI ya mafuta ya ENOC Afrika, imeshinda zabuni ya uagizaji mafuta chini ya mfumo wa uagizaji wa pamoja ‘Petroleum Bulk Procurement System’ (BPS) kwa Oktoba mwaka huu. Zabuni hiyo ilivutia...

  Dar es Salaam. ENOC Africa is planning a major expansion program in Tanzania in the coming few months as a strategy to tap the booming local as well as regional market.
ENOC Africa, a Tanzanian oil company is a joint venture between Petro (T) Limited and Dubai’s ENOC Supply and Trading LLC (ESTC), a subsidiary of Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) owned by the Government of Dubai.
 “We are planning to invest heavily in Tanzania and the East African countries, beyond between now and next...

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