EPRA Introduces New Unit as Turkana Oil Production Begins
The move is towards self-sufficiency, which calls for rigorous scrutiny to ensure that the prices from the production align with the international prices and position Kenya as a regional oil production hub...
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The Energy Petroleum and Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced the initiation of a Petroleum Cost Recovery Audit for oil production companies in Turkana, set to commence in December.
- The audit will ensure that oil companies only recover legitimate expenses, preventing cost inflation and protecting the government's revenue share.
- Key organizations involved include EPRA and oil producer Gulf Energy Ltd.
- This move comes as Kenya aims for oil self-sufficiency, with the audit deadline for applications set for May 12.
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