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Pioneering Energy Resilience in East Africa

About Us

At CARMA REFINERY & PETROCHEMICAL COMPLEX, we are driven by the vision of a sustainable energy future for East Africa. Our state-of-the-art facility will revolutionize the region's energy landscape by producing high-quality refined fuels and petrochemicals, empowering local economies and reducing dependence on imports. With a commitment to innovation and community development, we are setting new standards in the oil and gas sector.

Leading the Way in Energy and Logistics Solutions

Our Services

Inland Refinery & Petrochemical Complex

A high-capacity refinery and petrochemical facility designed to meet the growing demands of East Africa.

Cross-Border Pipeline System

An extensive pipeline network for efficient transportation of crude oil and refined products.

Deep-Water Sea-Jetty

A modern marine terminal to facilitate import and export operations.

Join Us in Shaping the Future of Energy

Be Part of the Energy Revolution in East Africa

Testimonials

Transforming Energy Access in East Africa

Carma Refinery has revolutionized how we view energy in East Africa. Their commitment to local production and sustainability is commendable.

A Model for Future Projects

The integrated approach of Carma Refinery sets a precedent for future developments in the region. It's not just a refinery; it's a vision for economic independence.

Quality and Innovation at Its Best

The technology and engineering behind Carma Refinery are top-notch. The focus on high-quality products and environmental sustainability is truly inspiring.

FAQs

Carma Refinery aims to transform East Africa’s energy landscape by reducing dependence on imported fuels and enhancing local production of refined petroleum products.

The refinery utilizes licensed technologies from Tier-1 providers to produce high-quality fuels that meet international standards, including Euro V Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel.

Carma is committed to full compliance with IFC Performance Standards and incorporates advanced environmental measures such as zero-liquid discharge and energy-efficient practices.

The development is structured in three phases, allowing for scalable growth and early cash flows, with the first phase targeting 300,000 BPD by 2031.

The funding model includes a mix of 70% senior debt and 30% equity, designed to ensure strong financial stability and attractive returns for investors.

The refinery aims to employ 80% local workforce, focusing on skills transfer and development opportunities for Ethiopians and Djiboutians.