14th Annual Mineral Wealth Conference

Charts a Path for Sustainable Growth

Championing Local Content & Innovation

Advancing skills, technology, and opportunities for Ugandans, empowering people, enriching communities, and driving national development.

Investing in a Sustainable Tomorrow

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

Unearthing Uganda's Mineral Wealth

A guide to Investment

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

Members

200+

Strategic Partners

10+

Events

20+

Project Done

7+

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 should you join the chamber?

The benefits of joining the Chamber

Networking Opportunities

Providing a platform for Networking and Stakeholder engagement of our members

Lobbying and Advocacy

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

Research and Development

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

Capacity Building

Empowering people and institutions to do their jobs better and achieve their goals more effectively—whether in government, the private sector, civil society, or communities.

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

" UEDCL has replaced 206 transformers, secured land for new substations at Magigye and Kawempe, and has drawn up plans to refurbish nine substations, inject 518 new transformers, and expand 40 medium-voltage lines before the close of 2025. "