TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana PLC has achieved a remarkable transformation in its bottom line, recording a 36.4% jump in net profit for the nine months ending September 2025, even as revenue remained virtually unchanged. The oil marketing company’s strategic focus on margin improvement and cost discipline has delivered results that industry analysts say demonstrate operational excellence […]
Management View Andrew Inglis, Chairman & CEO, reiterated that Kosmos’ key priorities remain unchanged, focusing on growing production, reducing costs, and strengthening the balance sheet. “We’ve made important progress across all 3 of these areas this quarter.” (Chairman & CEO Andrew Inglis) At Jubilee, a new producer well came online in July, delivering around 10,000 […]
Ghana’s vast Voltaian Basin will mark a new dawn for the country’s oil and gas industry, serving as a game changer for energy security, job creation, and economic transformation, the Chief Executive Officer of the Petroleum Commission has declared. Emefa Hardcastle told the Volta Economic Forum in Ho that government is accelerating efforts to attract […]
Ghana is accelerating onshore petroleum exploration in the Voltaian Basin, encompassing eight regions of the country, in hopes of adding onshore reserves to the country’s petroleum resources.
The Petroleum Commission has engaged Enterprise Singapore, the government agency responsible for driving Singapore’s external economy, to explore new investment opportunities in Ghana’s upstream petroleum sector. The meeting chaired by the Acting Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Commission, Mr. Nasir Alfa Mohammed, brought together senior officials from both organisations.
The Parliamentary Select Committee on Energy, led by its Chairman and Member of Parliament for Ho West, \xa0Emmanuel Bedzrah, has completed a working visit to Tullow Ghana’s Jubilee and TEN oil fields in the Western Region.
Ghana is in the final stages of adopting a national policy on radioactive waste and spent fuel management after 15 years of its development, as the country positions itself to incorporate nuclear energy into the energy mix by 2030.
The Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy (CEMSE) on Oct. 24 proposed that TOR adopt a “tolling” system, where the refinery no longer buys crude oil directly. Instead, a private partner would supply and retain ownership of the crude, market the refined products, and pay TOR a fixed fee for its processing services.
In reality, though, national output has been declining. Data from the Petroleum Commission show crude production fell from 71.4 million barrels in 2019 to 48.2 million barrels in 2024, with a further 26% year-on-year drop recorded in the first half of 2025.
The Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy (CEMSE) has called for a pragmatic, partnership-driven approach to reviving the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), emphasising that a tolling agreement, rather than an outright sale, offers the most sustainable path to restoring the refinery’s operational and financial viability.