With roots in the African continent, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain.
With roots in African continents, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
We are committed to being a responsible energy provider wherever energy is consumed, by protecting the integrity of the environments in which we operate and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently.
Our sustainable long-term success is based on the highest integrity of our people in business relationships over the years, providing best practice in the development of our conduct embedded in our core values, provision of a safe and secure working environment and treating every employee with fairness and respect.
The energy, enthusiasm and integrity of our people have opened avenues to new and existing businesses and forged a reputation for the highest standard in all that we do.
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
With roots in the African continent, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain.
With roots in African continents, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
We are committed to being a responsible energy provider wherever energy is consumed, by protecting the integrity of the environments in which we operate and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently.
Our sustainable long-term success is based on the highest integrity of our people in business relationships over the years, providing best practice in the development of our conduct embedded in our core values, provision of a safe and secure working environment and treating every employee with fairness and respect.
The energy, enthusiasm and integrity of our people have opened avenues to new and existing businesses and forged a reputation for the highest standard in all that we do.
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
With roots in the African continent, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain.
With roots in African continents, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
We are committed to being a responsible energy provider wherever energy is consumed, by protecting the integrity of the environments in which we operate and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently.
Our sustainable long-term success is based on the highest integrity of our people in business relationships over the years, providing best practice in the development of our conduct embedded in our core values, provision of a safe and secure working environment and treating every employee with fairness and respect.
The energy, enthusiasm and integrity of our people have opened avenues to new and existing businesses and forged a reputation for the highest standard in all that we do.
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
“The level of enthusiasm displayed by Kenyan youth in the ongoing climate discourse is truly commendable. Their passion and creativity are instrumental in driving meaningful change in our pursuit of sustainable energy solutions.”
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“As a member of Sahara Group, a leading energy and infrastructure conglomerate, we have an unwavering commitment to delivering clean and sustainable energy in Nigeria and across our other downstream operations in Africa…”
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“The students have worked hard, and their presentations were remarkable. Pulling off such presentations after six months training is something worthy of commendation.”
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“WAGL has successfully operated two mid-sized LPG Carriers MT Africa Gas and MT Sahara Gas in the region in keeping with global standards, delivering over 6 million CBM of LPG across West Africa. With the new vessels we are set to promote and lead Africa’s march towards energy transition.”
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My experience has been remarkable as I am an advocate of the Sahara Green life initiative, which aims to tackle climate change issue whilst providing economic empowerment to the host community.
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Asharami Synergy Limited Kenya (‘Asharami Synergy’), a Sahara Group Oil and Marketing Company in Kenya has said it is committed to promoting gender parity initiatives in the nation, especially around encouraging more girls to seek careers in science. Country Manager, Asharami Synergy, Debola Adesanya said
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Established in 1996 in Nigeria in order to trade petroleum products, Sahara Group has since grown phenomenally to become a leading and dynamic conglomerate in power, energy, and infrastructure operating in over 42 countries.
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Asharami Synergy, a Sahara Group Downstream Company has launched the “Value for money” campaign to give all classes of customers and consumers convenient access to safe, reliable, and top-quality diesel.
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Asharami Synergy Limited Kenya (‘Asharami Synergy’), a Sahara Group Oil Marketing Company has supplied 1,127,315,018 litres of petroleum products to Kenya over 23 months and is planning to announce a series of new projects to accelerate economic productivity in the East African nation.
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The attention of Asharami Synergy Limited Kenya, has been drawn to an inaccurate media report published in the online edition of Kenya’s Daily Nation newspaper of April 14, 2020 under the headline: “Kenya turns away ship with 75m litres of low quality fuel”.
The said report leaned on documents and information
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