Four trades, one managed logistics chain.
From infrastructure management to transport, by way of hydrocarbon storage and supply logistics, ENGIP-RDC SA operates the whole of the national downstream sector in the service of supply continuity.
Every link, under national control.
ENGIP-RDC SA's mandate covers the design, operation, maintenance and development of petroleum-logistics installations. Four complementary trades structure this public-service mission.
Design, operate & develop
The core of the company's mandate: to study, operate, maintain and develop the reclaimed pipelines, pumping stations and depots, with rigour and asset transparency.
- Operation and maintenance of the transport network
- Rigorous, transparent asset management
- Infrastructure studies and planning
Store & secure the products
Operation of the storage depots at the end of the corridor, in Kinshasa, ensuring the availability of petroleum products and the security of domestic supply.
- Intake at the Matadi and Ango-Ango terminals
- Storage at the Kinshasa end of the line
- Custody and traceability of products
Move it by pipeline
Transport of products across the 332 km of the western corridor, from the maritime terminals to Kinshasa, crossing the non-navigable stretch of the river between Matadi and the capital.
- Pipelines in continuous operation
- Pumping stations spaced along the route
- Network monitoring and integrity
Coordinate & optimise
Coordination of the supply chain and optimisation of logistics costs on the Matadi–Kinshasa axis, a direct lever on the cost of transporting fuels.
- Optimisation of national logistics costs
- Lower transport cost along the corridor
- Coordination of sector partners
A demanding infrastructure, rigour at every moment.
Operational safety, environmental integrity and risk control at the heart of every trade.