NRM 2026-2031 manifesto, Pg. 243
Continue promoting the use of alternative sources of energy for cooking, away from charcoal and firewood, including supporting livestock farmers to invest in bio-digestors for biogas production.
Muntu interview with Sembera Twogere
Uplift the standards of people working in the small-scale and artisanal mining sector for socioeconomic transformation.
ANT 2026-2031 manifesto; Pg, 28
Diversify power sources to increase the power supply available to Ugandans.
ANT 2026-2031 manifesto; Pg. 63
Encourage appropriate production and use of biomass to ensure preservation of the environment as well as lives and livelihoods.
ANT 2026-2031 manifesto; Pg. 64
Encourage the use and highly subsidise solar-based power equipment for domestic and institutional power supply.
ANT 2026-2031 manifesto; Pg. 64
Energy sector policies, including the setting of a cost-recovery tariff, shall be based on the right evidence of needs, energy mix, and social aspects.
ANT 2026-2031 manifesto; Pg. 59
Use oil wealth strategically to invest in education, health, infrastructure, and renewable energy, ensuring that the sector serves as a springboard for inclusive, long-term development rather than a source of conflict or a conference centre for unrivalled corruption.
ANT 2026-2031 manifesto; Pg. 62
Align electricity demand and supply policies and strategies with contextualised projections to avoid situations of maintaining too little energy in some places and too much excess energy in other areas which comes at a big cost.
NRM 2026-2031 manifesto, Pg. 196
Rehabilitate and refurbish our existing energy transmission and distribution infrastructure to improve grid reliability.
NRM 2026-2031 manifesto, Pg. 195
Continue to capitalise UEDCL (Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited) to further reduce the tariff cost.