Tamale and nearby communities may soon experience disruptions in electricity supply following a service withdrawal by staff of the Volta River Authority (VRA) and the Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCo), the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has announced. The decision to halt services was taken after an emergency meeting on Thursday, July 31, 2025,...
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GNPC, OCTP Partners Deepen Coastal Community Engagement Ahead of New Drilling Campaign
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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
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FG eyes N796bn annually from 5% petrol surcharge 31st July 2025
The Federal Government may rake in N796bn annually from the introduction of a five per cent surcharge on locally produced and imported petrol, based on its new tax policy slated to take effect from January 1, 2026, an analysis by The PUNCH has revealed. The five per cent surcharge on refined petroleum products is contained...
BP exits giant Australian green hydrogen and renewables hubBP has exited the gigantic
BP exits giant Australian green hydrogen and renewables hubBP has exited the gigantic Australian Renewable Energy Hub, which would feature up to 26GW of upstream wind and solar, much of which would have been used produce hydrogen and ammonia. The oil company had first bought a 40.5% operating stake in the project back in 2022,...


