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The Energy Committee of the Senate want the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum to conduct an actuarial study on the commerciality of crude oil deposits in Turkana. During a tour of Ngamia One crude oil well, the senators underscored the need to have engineers from the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum actively involved in exploitation of crude oil.
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Engineers from the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum to be involved in the exploitation of crude oil
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