“21 companies were invited, from which the winner will be selected, to supply oil by-products, using the Delivery At Place system (DAP) in Luanda, to replace the current supplier whose contract ends on 31 March,” Sonangol indicated in a statement.
Committed to reducing its dependence on refined oil imports, Angola has set targets to increase the internal production capacity of oil and oil-related products and to start exporting refined crude. Inaugurated in 2022, the Luanda Refinery, with a capacity to produce 1.5 million liters of gasoline per day, serves as the first of four ongoing refinery projects in the country, along with the Lobito, Cabinda, and Soyo crude oil refineries.
