Championing Local Content & Innovation

Advancing skills, technology, and opportunities for Ugandans in the natural resources sector.
Empowering people, enriching communities, and driving national development.

Empowering Uganda’s Energy & Minerals Sector

Driving sustainable growth, innovation, and responsible resource development for a brighter future.

Investing in a Sustainable Tomorrow

Fostering partnerships and shaping policies that unlock opportunities in oil, gas, minerals, and energy.

Empowering Uganda’s Energy & Minerals Sector

Driving sustainable growth, innovation, and responsible resource development for a brighter future.

WELCOME

UCEM is mandated to seek credible industry information, package it, and disseminate it to key stakeholders.

Strategic Partners

10+

Members

70+

Events

20+

Project Done

3+

About Us

Welcome to Uganda Chamber of Energy and Minerals

The Uganda Chamber of Energy and Minerals (UCEM) is a not-for-profit, member-based voluntary organization that represents the interests of private players in the mining and petroleum sectors in Uganda by collaborating with the state to develop the country’s extractive sector.

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Why?

The benefits of joining the Chamber

Networking Opportunities

Providing a platform for Networking and Stakeholder engagement of our members

Lobbying & Advocacy

Lobbying and Advocacy for and on behalf of our member’s interests in Oil and Gas, and the Mining Sectors

Research & Development

Research and Development in order to be a trusted source of well-researched and documented information in the sector.

Capacity Building

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Latest News

What total investment has been retained in the development phase?

“28% ($980m) was retained in-country from the $3.5 billion total investment during the first exploration phase...

Ernest Rubondo, the Executive Director Petroleum Authority of Uganda

Partners & Sponsors

People were scared that our country would suffer because of the oil curse. The media & some CSOs didn’t help either, spreading negative stories. But we didn’t give up. We fought back against the negativity and focused on managing our resources responsibly.