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Honeywell to help build Dangote’s new Kenyan mega-refinery

Admin September 30, 2026
William Ruto

William Ruto

Aliko Dangote
Dangote and his refinery

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has selected Honeywell Technologies ​to provide engineering services, licensing and ‌equipment for a planned new 700,000-barrels-per-day (bpd) refinery in Kenya, the US-based company said ​on Wednesday.

Dangote and Kenya’s President ​William Ruto broke ground for the $16 ⁠billion project in Kenya’s Lamu county, ​amid criticism from conservationists and affected ​landowners who are challenging its construction in court.

Honeywell and Dangote worked together at his Nigerian ​refinery where the company is ​helping with upgrades to double the plant’s ‌capacity ⁠to 1.4 million bpd.

“Through our long-standing relationship with Dangote, we have developed proven large-train engineering designs that can be ​applied ​to the ⁠Kenya refinery to significantly reduce time-to-market,” Honeywell Technologies President ​Rajesh Gattupalli said in ​a ⁠statement.

The refinery will supply diesel, petrol and jet fuel to Kenya, East ⁠Africa’s ​largest economy, with products ​also exported to countries across the region.

REUTERS

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