TCL in partnership with Ghana Air Conferences has launched a new energy-efficient air conditioner. According to the company, the device is designed to ease pressure on household budgets while promoting cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable cooling solutions in Ghana. The collaboration between TCL and Ghana Air Conferences has produced an air conditioner that not only...
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GNPC, OCTP Partners Deepen Coastal Community Engagement Ahead of New Drilling Campaign
Jinapor Leads TOR Revival Drive, Unveils Plan to Expand Refinery to 100,000bpd
Government Reaffirms Commitment to Financially Strong, Customer-Focused ECG
Ghana Gas Records 97% Rise in Net Profit as Jinapor Urges Focus on Energy Security
Mahama Commissions Refurbished TOR Crude Distillation Unit, Commends Management for Turnaround
BOST energies Outlines Strategy to Mitigate Impact of Fuel Price Volatility
Nigeria waives import duty, VAT on fully CNG, electric vehicles
Energy Commission, Ghana Thermal Power Limited: Advance Talks on 1,200 MW Power Plant in Central Region
Dangote Refinery IPO Set to Raise Over N4 Trillion as Investors Anticipate Landmark Public Offer
NPA Raises Fuel Price Floors as Diesel Jumps 18%
COMAC Projects Fuel Price Increases for August Pricing Window Amid Rising Global Oil Prices
TOR Hails Ga Mantse’s Visionary Leadership in Driving Investment and Economic Transformation
Oil Tycoon Kofi Abban Reportedly Gifts Shatta Wale Luxury Ferrari
ZEN Petroleum Posts GH¢96.56m First-Quarter Profit on GH¢1.78bn Revenue
Ghana’s power sector reforms target financial stability; government moves to clear IPP payment gaps
30% transport fare hike reflects failure of state policy – Benjamin Nsiah
Transport fares should not rise permanently over temporary fuel shocks – Oil marketers
Parliamentary Committee on Economy and Development Lauds NPA for Advancing Ghana’s Downstream Petroleum Sector
Ghana Hosts 60th APUA Meetings to Push Continental Power Integration
Month: November 2025
Nigeria’s 2025 Licensing Round Signals Major Shift Toward Gas-Led Growth
Nigeria’s upcoming 2025 Licensing Round, scheduled to open on December 1, 2025, is being positioned as a pivotal moment in the country’s energy policy—one that moves beyond traditional oil exploration to embrace a gas-focused future.Unlike previous cycles that concentrated largely on oil-rich acreages, the 2025 round places strategic emphasis on gas-bearing blocks, reflecting Nigeria’s evolving...
GOIL Unveils Ultra-Modern Service Station in Prestea
GOIL PLC has expanded its nationwide footprint with the opening of a new, modern service station at Prestea Ankobra in the Western Region.The new station, now the third in the vibrant mining town, has been designed as a full-service convenience hub. It features a well-equipped lube bay, tyre centre, pharmacy, and restaurant, offering customers a...
Nigeria’s EV push splits experts as Senate advances green mobility bill
Nigeria’s drive toward cleaner transportation has taken a major legislative step, but the country’s automotive and energy experts remain sharply divided over whether the nation is ready for a large-scale transition to electric vehicles (EVs).While the bill has been hailed in some quarters as a forward-looking industrial policy, a growing chorus of analysts warns that...
ACEP Warns Government’s Planned 1,200MW State-Owned Thermal Plant Could Deepen Sector Inefficiencies
Energy Policy Analyst at the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Kodzo Yaotse, has raised significant concerns over Government’s proposal to construct a 1,200-megawatt state-owned thermal power plant, cautioning that the initiative may not yield the intended benefits of lower tariffs and improved energy security.Speaking to NorvanReports on the sidelines of the 2026 Budget Review...
Ben Boakye Warns Government as Technical Review Shows Afina Discovery Fails Key Tests
Ghana’s Ministry of Energy is presenting its planned intervention in Springfield Exploration & Production’s (SEP) West Cape Three Points Block 2 (WCTP2) as a bold, evidence-based move to unlock stranded value. But investigations show otherwise, with a confidential technical assessment by the Petroleum Commission suggesting that the country’s upstream regulator has information which exposes a...
Energy Minister Inaugurates Nuclear Power Ghana Board, Charges Members to Accelerate Nuclear Agenda
The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Jinapor, on behalf of President John Dramani Mahama, has inaugurated the new Board of Nuclear Power Ghana (NPG), tasking members to fast-track the country’s long-held ambition of adding nuclear energy to its power mix.Speaking at the ceremony, the minister highlighted Ghana’s decades-long pursuit of nuclear power—an aspiration...
Government’s Planned Reassignment of WCTP2 Block Poses Major Blow to Springfield
The government’s move to reassign the West Cape Three Points Block 2 (WCTP2) to what it describes as a “more financially robust operator” is sending strong signals across the petroleum sector, marking what some industry observers say is one of the toughest periods for Springfield Exploration and Production Limited (SEP). The latest development follows a...
24-Hour Economy: NPA Deputy CEO Leads Sector-Wide Assessment of Tema Oil Installations
A combined team led by the Deputy Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Dr. Dramani Bukari, has undertaken a technical tour of key petroleum facilities in Tema as part of preparations for the rollout of the government’s 24-hour economy programme.The delegation, which included representatives from major downstream petroleum institutions, visited BOST Energies (APD),...
Government in Talks With Springfield for Possible State Takeover of WCTP2 Interest
The Government of Ghana is holding negotiations with Springfield Exploration and Production Limited (SEP) on a potential state-led acquisition of the company’s interest in the West Cape Three Points Block 2 (WCTP2). According to spokesperson of the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition Richmond Rockson on his Facebook page, the discussions are ongoing and form...









