Should Ghana's Oil Producers Fund Carbon Storage? A Fresh Debate on Climate Accountability
A new proposal suggests oil producers should be legally required to fund permanent carbon storage, raising questions for Ghana's growing petroleum sector.
Ghana suspends GHC1 diesel levy for two months as government eases fuel costs
The government has suspended the additional GHC1 Energy Sector Levy on diesel through November, offering temporary relief at the pump.
Ghana's Gas Industry at Crossroads: EU Methane Rules Could Lock Out Major Market Access
Ghana risks losing European gas export markets unless it eliminates routine flaring and tightens methane emissions controls by 2026.
Ghana's power crisis demands more than tariff hikes, expert warns amid PSP debate
Energy analyst urges focus on fixing ECG's crippling losses rather than relying on tariff increases alone.
Ghana's Petroleum Sector Could See Major Overhaul as CEMSE Backs Market Liberalisation Push
Industry leaders call for opening fuel distribution to private competitors, potentially reshaping Ghana's oil downstream market.
Ghana's Energy Minister Charts Path to Oil Sector Control: From Foreign Contracts to Local Ownership
Ghana's Energy Minister outlines strategy to shift petroleum upstream sector from foreign dependency to Ghanaian capability and ownership within 15 years.
Egyapa Mercer Slams Government's 'Hypocritical' Stance on Fuel Prices
Former Deputy Energy Minister Andrew Egyapa Mercer accuses the government of inconsistency in managing petroleum product pricing.
ASEC Warns Against Privatising Ghana Gas Processing Plant II Amid Energy Infrastructure Expansion Plans
Economic advocacy group ASEC opposes privatisation of Ghana Gas Processing Plant II, citing government's 2026 energy infrastructure priorities.
Ghana Steers Clear of Global Energy Chaos: How We Kept Fuel Flowing While Markets Burned
Energy minister credits policy consistency for maintaining stable fuel supplies amid worldwide energy market disruptions.