A structure change is slowly but clearly underway to shift the global energy industry away from fossils-based systems of energy production and consumption. Oil and Gas position paper
A structure change is slowly but clearly underway to shift the global energy industry away from fossils-based systems of energy production and consumption. Oil and Gas position paper
This oil and gas position paper report identifies matters arising out of Ghana’s upstream legal and regulatory environment and highlights the challenges and how they are impacting the development and growth of Ghana’s oil and gas industry.
This position paper is intended to layout the important positioning of oil and gas production, delivery and use in terms of an overarching energy policy that matches the needs of Ghana whilst ensuring that the development of hydrocarbon production is encouraged to ultimately deliver the maximum economic benefit to the state. Presently, Ghana is producing gas from three fields – Jubilee, TEN, and OCTP Sankofa with the scope for greater domestic production in the coming years.
This report provides an analysis of the relationship between the Petroleum Commission (PC), the Regulator of Ghana’s upstream petroleum industry and the international oil companies (IOCs) and service providers who operate within it. The report represents findings from interviews conducted with a cross-section of the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chambers’ key stakeholders: Analysis were from qualitative information based on in-depth questions, queries and detailed discussions.