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Ghana Now Producing 28,000Bpd Under New Turnaround

Ghana Now Producing 28,000Bpd Under New Turnaround

Hon. John Abdulai Jinapor, the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, has announced a massive resurgence in Ghana’s domestic petroleum refining sector, revealing that the nation has successfully achieved a production capacity of 28,000 barrels per day (bpd). This remarkable turnaround follows years of total stagnation at the state-owned Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), an asset...

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Karpowership leads community tree planting exercise in Essikado

Karpowership leads community tree planting exercise in Essikado

Karpowership Ghana Company Limited has reinforced its commitment to environmental sustainability and community development with a tree planting exercise in Essikado in the Western Region. The initiative, which forms part of the company’s environmental sustainability efforts, saw the planting of 1,000 trees, including mahogany and mansonia species, as Karpowership Ghana continues to support Ghana’s afforestation...

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Ghana to Shift to Onshore Drilling by End of 2026

Ghana to Shift to Onshore Drilling by End of 2026

President of Ghana, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, has announced a historic pivot in the nation’s energy strategy, revealing that the country is set to commence its first-ever onshore oil drilling operations in the Voltaire Basin before the close of 2026. This monumental shift marks a critical transition for Ghana, which has historically relied entirely on...

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Government Should Suspend Tariff Hike For Now — Poku

Government Should Suspend Tariff Hike For Now — Poku

Energy Expert, Kwadwo Poku has questioned the methodology used by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission in approving the latest electricity tariff adjustment. Mr. Poku argued that inconsistencies in the pricing framework have raised doubts over the basis for the increase. The NPP Communications Team Member explained that PURC has alternated between forward projected rates and...

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The Minority in Parliament has criticised the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission’s (PURC) latest electricity tariff increase, arguing that repeated adjustments are placing a growing burden on consumers despite earlier promises to ease living costs and reform the energy sector.PURC announced a 3.49 percent increase in electricity tariffs and a 0.85 percent rise in water tariffs...

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Jinapor Meets UCC Leadership on Reliable and Sustainable Energy Supply

Jinapor Meets UCC Leadership on Reliable and Sustainable Energy Supply

The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr. John Abdulai Jinapor, has held discussions with the leadership of the University of Cape Coast (UCC), led by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Denis Worlanyo Aheto, on sustainable and reliable energy solutions to support the university’s operations. The meeting focused on practical and cost-effective power interventions to enhance electricity...

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Investments in Upstream Petroleum Sector Reflect New Optimism – Mahama Touts Energy Sector ‘Overturn’

Investments in Upstream Petroleum Sector Reflect New Optimism – Mahama Touts Energy Sector ‘Overturn’

President John Dramani Mahama has declared a major turning point for Ghana’s energy fortunes, announcing that historic investments in the upstream petroleum sector have triggered a massive wave of fresh optimism across the industry. Speaking during the high-profile commissioning ceremony for phase two of the Sentuo Oil Refinery in Tema, the President revealed that the...

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Africa’s Clean Energy Bias ‘Catches’ Global Attention

Africa’s Clean Energy Bias ‘Catches’ Global Attention

United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres has cast a glaring spotlight on the massive imbalance in international climate finance by criticizing the global community’s failure to invest adequately in Africa’s green transition despite its unparalleled renewable capacity.This sharp critique highlights a persistent institutional bias where capital flows continue to favor developed markets over the regions where...

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Africa Makes Fastest Energy Transition Gains, But Challenges Persist

Africa Makes Fastest Energy Transition Gains, But Challenges Persist

Sub-Saharan Africa recorded the strongest improvement in energy transition performance globally in 2026, according to the latest Energy Transition Index (ETI), even as financing constraints, underinvestment and structural barriers continue to slow progress across much of the continent. The ranking, published by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in collaboration with consulting firm Accenture, identified Namibia,...

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Ghana Highlights Strong Energy Governance Framework at Suriname Energy, Oil & Gas Summit 2026

Ghana Highlights Strong Energy Governance Framework at Suriname Energy, Oil & Gas Summit 2026

Ghana Highlights Strong Energy Governance Framework at Suriname Energy, Oil & Gas Summit 2026Ghana has highlighted the importance of strong institutions, transparency, and accountability in managing natural resources at the 6th edition of the Suriname Energy, Oil & Gas Summit and Exhibition (SEOGS 2026) held in Paramaribo, Suriname.The Deputy Minister for Energy, Richard Gyan, represented...