Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) plans a significant diversification strategy to reduce its reliance on petroleum business from 95 per cent to 81 per cent by 2030. This shift will involve major investments in non-petroleum sectors.

• The diversification will focus on investments in fibre optic connectivity and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) infrastructure.
• KPC plans to develop an LPG bulk import handling and storage facility in Mombasa and expand its fibre optic cable (FOC) business.
• Despite the diversification, petroleum demand remains strong, with total regional demand reaching 13 million cubic metres in the 2024/25 financial year, and Uganda accounting for 65 per cent of transit demand.