Ghana’s Energy and Green Transition Minister John Abdulai Jinapor has urged global oil and gas investors to support greater African ownership, local capacity and stable policy frameworks, saying the continent needs to capture more value from its hydrocarbon resources as the energy transition gathers pace.
Ghana must continue to improve its competitiveness to attract the capital needed to sustain production from existing oil fields, develop discovered resources and advance new exploration opportunities, the chief executive officer of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Kwame Ntow Amoah, has said.
The African Energy Commission (AFREC), launched its first oil and gas market study for Eastern African Region, reaffirming its commitment to driving regional energy integration, sustainable development, and intra-African trade at the official opening of the Africa Oil Week (AOW) 2025 in Accra, Ghana.
Ghana’s President, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, on Tuesday officially opened the Africa Oil Week (AOW) 2025 in Accra, pledging the government’s full support to make the event grow even bigger.
Ghana is gearing up to host the highly anticipated Africa Oil Week (AOW): Investing in African Energy 2025 summit, an event set to redefine the energy future of the country and the broader West African region.
At a press conference held at the Kempinski Hotel today in Accra, the Minister of Trade and Industry, Herbert Krapa, further underscored the commitment to this initiative, announcing that Ghana aims to host a summit that will bring together African ministers, national oil companies, and regulatory bodies.