Overview
- Act: Companies Act of 1962
- Formed: 1963
- CEO: CPA. Joseph Ndoti
Kenya Petroleum Refineries Limited (KPRL), established in 1963 under the Companies Act, plays a crucial role in the East African oil sector. Its mandate includes refining crude oil into various petroleum products, ensuring quality standards, and contributing to fuel supply stability in the region. Although refining operations ceased in 2013, KPRL now focuses on storage and distribution services, including leasing facilities to Kenya Pipeline Company. The company’s efforts also aim to support environmental sustainability and efficient energy practices within the industry.
CEO: CPA. Joseph Ndoti
CPA. Joseph Ndoti holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accounting from the University of Nairobi and is a Certified
Public Accountant. With extensive experience in finance and management, he has held various leadership positions within the energy sector, driving operational efficiency and strategic initiatives.
Management Team
CPA. Joseph Ndoti
CEO
Abigail Mwangi
Chief Operating Officer
Martin Wahome
Human Resource Manager
Eng. Michael Kariuki
Engineering Manager
Kadzo Kalama
Head of Legal Services
Nelson Karisa
Ag. Operations Manager
Board of Governors
CPA John Mbadi Ng’ongo
C.S, National Treasury & Economic Planning
Joseph Z. Ngugi
Alt Director, National Treasury & Economic Planning
Mohamed Liban
P.S, State Department For Petroleum, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum
Joseph Wafula
Alt Director, State Department of Petroleum at the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum
Dorcas Agik Oduor, SC
Attorney General, Office of the Attorney-General & Department of Justice
Peter Ongori
Alt Director, Office of the Attorney-General & Department of Justice
Lilian Bokeeye Mahiri-Zaja
Director
Henry Gathara Karinga
Director
CPA. Joseph Ndoti
Ag. Chief Executive Officer
James Sitieney
Alternate Director to PS Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation
Functions
- Crude Oil Refining: Initially established for refining crude oil into a wide array of petroleum products, KPRL has transitioned to focus on storage and distribution following the cessation of refining operations in 2013.
- Storage Services: KPRL manages and operates substantial storage facilities for petroleum products, facilitating seamless logistics and supply chains. The company leases its capacity to the Kenya Pipeline Company, ensuring adequate reserves for local and regional markets.
- Quality Assurance: The company is committed to maintaining high-quality standards for all products. This is achieved through rigorous laboratory testing and certification processes to ensure compliance with both local and international quality benchmarks.
- Environmental Compliance: KPRL adheres to stringent environmental regulations, implementing sustainable practices to mitigate its ecological footprint. This includes waste management and reducing emissions associated with its operations.
- Fuel Distribution: While primarily focused on storage, KPRL plays an integral role in the distribution network of petroleum products within Kenya and the broader East African region, supporting fuel availability and accessibility.
- Research and Development: The company invests in research initiatives aimed at improving refining technologies and exploring alternative energy solutions. This commitment to innovation is essential for adapting to changing energy landscapes.
- Community Engagement: KPRL is active in community development, participating in initiatives that promote environmental sustainability, education, and local economic empowerment, thus enhancing its corporate social responsibility profile.
- Collaboration with Government: The company collaborates with governmental and regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with national energy policies and to contribute to the development of the sector.
- Economic Contribution: By providing employment opportunities and engaging local suppliers, KPRL significantly contributes to the national economy. Its operations help stimulate economic growth within the energy sector.
- Emergency Response Planning: KPRL has established comprehensive emergency response protocols to manage potential incidents involving hazardous materials. This includes training staff and developing contingency plans to ensure the safety of employees and surrounding communities.
Important Links
Address & Contacts
- P. O. Box 90401 – 80100, GPO Mombasa – Kenya
- Refinery Road, Changamwe – Mombasa, Kenya
- refinery@kprl.co.ke
- (+254) 41 3433 511 | (+254) 0724 257102 | (+254) 0733 401640