Who We Are
Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited ("UEGCL or the Company") was incorporated in 2001 under the Companies Act (Cap 110) and the Electricity Act Cap 145 with the main objective of taking over the generation activities of the now defunct Uganda Electricity Board (UEB) together with all or any part of the property, assets, and liabilities associated with it, as was transferred to the Company by UEB as per the Public Enterprise Reform and Divestiture Act. These assets transferred to the Company from UEB were the 180 MW Nalubaale and 200 MW Kira Hydro Power Stations in Jinja.
The Company's portfolio has since grown to include the 183MW Isimba Hydro Power Plant, 50MW Namanve Thermal Power Plant, and 600MW Karuma Hydro Power Plant. Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited is regulated by the Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA).
Vision & Mission
Our Vision
To be Africa's leading electricity-generating utility through innovation and sustainable practices.
Our Mission
To sustainably generate reliable, quality, and reasonably priced electricity for Uganda's socio-economic development.
Our Purpose
Making electricity safely available for supply at all times from all our plants across the nation.
Our Core Values
Integrity
Upholding honesty and strong moral principles in all our operations
Innovation
Embracing creative solutions and forward-thinking approaches
Accountability
Taking ownership and responsibility for our actions and decisions
Safety
Prioritizing the wellbeing of our staff and communities
Sustainability
Ensuring long-term environmental and economic stewardship
Collaboration
Working together with stakeholders for shared success