The Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber held its annual Ghana Oil and Gas Conference recently. We spoke to its CEO, David Ampofo about the conference.
David Ampofo, the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber, has raised alarm regarding the declining state of the oil and gas industry, highlighting that significant potential benefits for Ghanaians are jeopardized by a troubling decrease in production over the past years.
The recent ruling by an international tribunal in a case brought against Ghana by ENI and Vitol is big news for all industry watchers in the upstream petroleum sector.
Members of the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber have held a breakfast meeting with former President Mahama as part of a series of engagements that the Chamber is carrying out with key stakeholders. This is the second in the series of engagements, the first having been with the Vice President, Dr Mahamadou Bawumia.
Members of the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber have held a breakfast meeting with the Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to inform him of the challenges facing the sector and discuss how the industry might collaborate with government to address them.
To get an assessment on the oil and gas industry from the industry itself, and what the prospects are for the year 2024, the B&FT has been speaking to the Chief Executive of the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber, David Ampofo.
The Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber Chief Executive, David Ampofo, has stressed the critical importance of expanding gas infrastructure and enhancing domestic gas utilisation to bolster energy security in Ghana.
The Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber is calling on the government to reconsider the Growth and Sustainability Bill which seeks to impose a one per cent tax on gross production for oil and gas companies.
The Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber is warning that the proposed Growth and Sustainability Levy by government could trigger litigation through the international court as it breaches provisions in the petroleum agreements.
The proposed Growth and Sustainability Levy has the potential to dampen investments into oil and gas exploration and trigger litigations, if approved, the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber, has warned