Ghana Promises Energy Security and Investment Opportunities in Oil & Gas
The government has told investors that Ghana’s oil and gas upstream industry is still a safe and appealing place to put money, even as it carries out reforms across both the upstream and downstream parts of the energy sector to make the overall energy and electricity systems more stable. At the Ghana Oil and Gas Awards, Dr. Yusif Sulemana, a technical adviser at the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition, explained a new gas‑to‑power plan that aims to cut back on expensive liquid fuels and support a more dependable power supply. He said the recent better performance in electricity availability comes from focused changes and working more closely between the petroleum and power parts of the energy system, which has helped rebuild investor trust. Dr. Sulemana stressed that Ghana now makes for a good investment climate in upstream oil and gas, and the country plans to follow a balanced energy path that uses both its oil and gas resources and renewable energy as part of ensuring energy security, boosting industry, and supporting long‑term economic stability.
