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Oil rises more than $6 a barrel on renewed Middle East conflict fears
Oil prices surged by more than $6 per barrel on Monday, June 1 after reports emerged that Iran’s negotiating team had halted communications with the United States and that Tehran-backed…
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Context:Amidst growing calls within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to delay the upcoming Delegates’ Conference…
Finance Minister pledges import restrictions to boost local industry
The Minister of Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has pledged to spearhead a new policy…
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“Buying Our Own Block Makes No Sense”, Says ACEP; Warns Gov’t Against Risky Afina Takeover Citing Non-Commercial Data and High Fiscal Exposure
Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Benjamin Boakye, has cautioned that government’s plan to assume Springfield…
Why do we do this to ourselves as Ghanaians?
The richest man in Africa is Aliko Dangote, whose net worth is $30.3 billion. The Dangote Group of Companies has…
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…
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…
Renegotiated PPAs not a triumph—Energy Expert says savings mask old problems
Energy analyst Kwadwo Poku says government’s projected US$250 million savings from renegotiated PPAs should not be celebrated as a major achievement, arguing…
Parliament adopts report for review of Petroleum Revenue Management Act
Parliament on Tuesday adopted a report for the review of the Petroleum Revenue Management Act, Act 815, to allow the government to invest Ghana’s petroleum revenues in areas that deliver maximum earnings. …
New appliance import rules take effect Dec 1 — Energy Commission warns
Ghana’s Energy Commission has announced the full-scale enforcement of sweeping new energy efficiency and labelling regulations covering electrical appliances and…
Western Region: Energy Commission boosts efforts against smuggling of substandard electrical products
The Energy Commission of Ghana is ramping up its fight against the entry of substandard and inefficient electrical products into the local…