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GHIG NEWS

 

Ghana saves $500m annually from gas-to-power shift – Jinapor

Ghana’s shift towards gas-driven power generation has helped reduce the country’s dependence on imported liquid [...]

Petroleum Commission saves Ghana $2bn, uncovers $229m oil cost infractions

The Petroleum Commission says its oversight of Ghana’s upstream petroleum sector has generated about US$2.2 [...]

Oil output rises after years of decline

Ghana’s crude oil production has increased from about 90,000 barrels per day to 126,000 barrels [...]

🌍 GEOSCIENCE FOR A SAFER GHANA INITIATIVE | FIELD UPDATE

Earlier today, as part of GhIG’s Geoscience for a Safer Ghana Initiative, a team from [...]

Geoscience for Ghana’s Future

Ghana’s mineral wealth has long been a pillar of national development, but the future of [...]

Petroleum Commission, Halliburton Ghana Operations sign US$15m deal to strengthen teaching and research at KNUST

Upstream service provider, Halliburton Ghana Operations Limited, has committed an estimated US$15 million in advanced [...]

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