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Star Oil Suspends COMAC Membership Over Price Floor Dispute

Star Oil Suspends COMAC Membership Over Price Floor Dispute

Star Oil Limited has announced the suspension of its membership of the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) with immediate effect, citing concerns over what it describes as unfair representation of its views within the Chamber. In a formal letter by the CEO of star oil Philip Tieku addressed to the Chief Executive of COMAC,...

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Price wars: More OMCs cut pump prices as downstream competition intensifies

Price wars: More OMCs cut pump prices as downstream competition intensifies

More oil marketing companies (OMCs) are cutting pump prices in the second pricing window of January, deepening competition in the downstream petroleum sector .On January 19, 2026, Zen Petroleum announced new uniform prices across all its outlets, departing from the industry trend of selective discounts. Petrol is now selling at GH¢9.94 per litre, one of...

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Price wars: More OMCs cut pump prices as downstream competition intensifies

Price wars: More OMCs cut pump prices as downstream competition intensifies

More oil marketing companies (OMCs) are cutting pump prices in the second pricing window of January, deepening competition in the downstream petroleum sector .On January 19, 2026, Zen Petroleum announced new uniform prices across all its outlets, departing from the industry trend of selective discounts. Petrol is now selling at GH¢9.94 per litre, one of...

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Fuel Price Cuts Long Anticipated Under Deregulated Market – COMAC

Fuel Price Cuts Long Anticipated Under Deregulated Market – COMAC

The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) has described the recent fuel price reductions across the country as expected, insisting that the developments are consistent with projections under Ghana’s deregulated petroleum pricing regime.Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express on Tuesday, COMAC’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr Riverson Oppong, said the price cuts currently being enjoyed by...

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IES defends NPA fuel price floor amid calls for cheaper petrol

IES defends NPA fuel price floor amid calls for cheaper petrol

The Institute for Energy Security (IES) has rejected claims that the National Petroleum Authority’s (NPA) fuel price floor is preventing oil marketing companies from reducing pump prices, insisting the policy remains critical to fair competition and market stability. The response follows public comments by StarOil Ghana, which suggested petrol could be sold at GH¢9.50 per...

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GOIL PLC Reduces Fuel Prices at Stations to Ease Cost of Living

GOIL PLC Reduces Fuel Prices at Stations to Ease Cost of Living

GOIL PLC has announced a significant reduction in fuel prices at 150 out of its 447 outlets nationwide, as part of a targeted pricing intervention aimed at easing transportation costs and ensuring that recent economic gains translate into tangible relief for ordinary Ghanaians. The price reduction applies to strategically selected GOIL stations located closer to...

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Premix Fuel Price Drops 16% from January 2026, Bringing Relief to Fisher Folk

Premix Fuel Price Drops 16% from January 2026, Bringing Relief to Fisher Folk

The price of premix fuel recorded a significant 16 per cent reduction effective 1 January 2026, compared with the previous price review conducted on 1 October 2025. The reduction brings welcome relief to end users, particularly fisher folk, who depend heavily on the subsidized product for their operations.On a year-on-year basis, the price is said...

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GOIL Cuts Fuel Prices Effective January 6

GOIL Cuts Fuel Prices Effective January 6

GOIL PLC has announced a reduction in the prices of its petroleum products, effective Tuesday, January 6, 2026, in a move the company says underscores its commitment to providing quality fuel at affordable prices to Ghanaians. Under the new pricing regime, Regular Fuel (Super XP) is selling at GH¢10.99 per litre, representing a reduction of...

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FG writes off $1.42bn, N5.57tn NNPC debt after reconciliation

FG writes off $1.42bn, N5.57tn NNPC debt after reconciliation

The federal government has written off the bulk of legacy debts owed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd. (NNPCL) to the federation account, wiping out about $1.42 billion and N5.57 trillion following a reconciliation exercise approved by President Bola Tinubu. The decision, contained in a regulatory document prepared by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory...