Dangote Announces Honeywell UOP's Commission at Lamu Refinery
Aliko Dangote, during the groundbreaking ceremony for the $16 billion East African oil refinery in Lamu on September 30, announced that Honeywell UOP will earn a commission on every barrel processed at the facility. The refinery is designed to process 700,000 barrels of crude oil daily and is expected to be completed within 40 months.
Rajesh Gattupalli, the president of Honeywell UOP, was present at the ceremony. Honeywell UOP specializes in providing process technology, licensing, equipment, and related services to the refining, petrochemical, and gas-processing industries.
The company has a history of collaboration with Dangote, having previously secured a contract in April 2017 for critical equipment and technology licensing for the Dangote refinery in Lekki. Honeywell has been providing process technology to the Nigerian refinery for nearly a decade, indicating a long-standing partnership.
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