Chief Executive of National Petroleum Authority, Hassan Tampuli, was the Guest Speaker at the opening of the 14th Exclusive Economic Zone Management and Operations course, at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College, Accra. The course is expected to expose participants to the key essentials of maritime related operations, improving regional collaborations, and dealing with potential threats to maritime activities in the sub-region. Mr. Tampuli said the program has...

The Energy Minister has disclosed that government spent ¢232 million providing tax reliefs on petroleum products to ordinary Ghanaians between December 2017 and June 2018. John Peter Amewu says the reliefs are part of government’s efforts to use tax interventions to mitigate the impact of the increasing price of oil on the international market on Ghanaians.

The Minister of Energy, John Peter Amewu has indicated that about GHC1 million worth of petroleum products smuggled into the country have been confiscated. According to him, the confiscation was done through a collaboration of state security agencies on the Ghanaian waters. “A total number of 28BRV’s, 6 canoes, 4 mobile pumps and 5 outboard motors carrying 709,250 litres of illegally smuggled petroleum products with taxes and levies value of...

Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Hassan Tampuli, has renewed the commitment of the NPA to ensure the quality of petroleum products served to the public is of the highest quality. In this regard, Mr. Tampuli said, the NPA will work tirelessly with the various security agencies in the country, to deal with the “bad guys” operating in the system, while supporting the good ones expand their businesses....

Deputy Energy Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has charged the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), as a matter of urgency, to use Kumasi as the first point for the implementation of the Cylinder Recirculation Model. He said this was as a result of the number of high risks liquefied petroleum gas stations identified by the NPA in the densely populated Kumasi metropolis this year. Per the directive, all high-risk stations will...

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has allayed fears of the general public, especially players in LPG subsector, that the impending implementation of a cylinder recirculation module and LPG distribution will collapse private operators in the gas business. The policy, expected to be rolled out in early 2019, will ensure that LPG cylinders will no longer be filled at gas filling stations, but there will be bottling plants at industrial areas...