Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority (NPA) is lacing its boots to take a decision on the prices of fuel products in the country after several months of fall in international cruel prices.
Category: Energy
Report Reveals Discrepancies In Oil Resource Distributions In Ghana
A study by the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) has shown that revenue accrued from Ghana’s Jubilee fields was not evenly distributed among the regions in the country.
Utilities Regulator Roles Out Hike In Water, Electricity Tariffs
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has assured Ghanaians that there will not be increment in the existing tariffs for electricity and water for the first quarter of 2015.
$728M Expanded On Atuabo Gas Project
The Ghana National Gas Company says it has so far spent $728 million on the development of the Ghana Gas infrastructure project.
Forecasting Ghana’s Oil Revenues: What Open Fiscal Modelling Tells Us About the Budget Year Ahead
Falling oil prices have had dramatic effects on the solvency of highly oil-dependent countries, particularly those that have not saved much of their windfall receipts in boom years.
Ghana Approves New Minister For Power
GHANA’S Parliament has approved the nomination of Dr. Kwabena Donkor as the Minister of Power on Thursday (today).
Fall In Oil Prices: Ghanaians Yet To Benefit
Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has maintained the prices of fuel at the pumps in its regular review of the prices of petroleum products at the time when international oil prices are falling.
Oil Stays Below $60 As Opec Keeps Pumping
Brent crude held below $60 a barrel on Wednesday, 17th December,2014 near 5-1/2-year lows, as major oil producers signalled that they would maintain output despite a supply glut and faltering demand in Russia and Europe.
Shell Operates Illegally In Ghana
THE Member of Parliament for Obuasi West, Kwaku Kwarteng has filed an urgent question in Parliament asking the Minister for Energy & Petroleum to appear before the house and explain why Shell Petroleum Ghana (now Vivo Energy) continues to operate in Ghana without complying with regulatory requirements.
Turf War Stifles Gas Supply To VRA, FPSO
THE commissioning schedule of the gas infrastructure project by the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) has been interrupted.