Fuel Prices Likely To Go Up
The current slide in the value of the cedi could cause another increase in fuel prices. Joy business has learnt prices could go up by as much as ten percent to make up for foreign exchange losses. » Read more NPA: Prices Of LPG, Kerosine, Premix Fuel To Go Up By 40%, 90%, 140% Respectively
The Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority, Alex Mould, says the NPA is ready to comply with the court's directive, asking it to remove illegal price margins from the prices of petroleum products.
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3 Consignments Of Jubilee Crude (950,000 Barrels Each) To Be Exported In March 2012
Chad will export three cargoes of Doba crude in March, unchanged from February, according to a loading program obtained by Bloomberg News.
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Shell Ghana To Rebrand As VIVO Energy By March
Shell Ghana is hoping to be rebranded as VIVO Energy by end of March this year. The move which is subject to management approval will however affect only its corporate-brand and offices but exclude the service and commercial stations.
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Restoring Fuel Subsidy Will Not Reduce Fares - GPRTU
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) says the restoration of fuel subsidies by the government will not necessarily lead to a reduction in lorry fares in the country.
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50 Postgraduate Scholarships From Tullow Oil Available To Ghanaians For 2012 - Apply Now
Tullow Oil plc (Tullow) has today announced the launch of the Tullow Group Scholarship Scheme (TGSS) in partnership with the British Council. The scheme, which forms a key part of Tullow's overall approach to education and capacity building, will support postgraduate degree, technical training and vocational studies.
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Government Tasks GNPC To Investigate Shortfalls In Jubilee Oil Production
Government has tasked the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation, GNPC to investigate circumstances leading to expected shortfalls in oil production in the Jubilee field.
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Foreign Oil Companies Offer Oil For Royalties
Foreign oil companies operating in Ghana's oil industry have decided to use a portion of their oil as royalties to the state, the Ghana Revenue Authority has said.
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NPA Asked To Develop Price Mark For Crude
The Centre for Policy Analysis (CEPA) has advised the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) to institute "a reference price mark for crude oil" in the country to serve as a bench mark for future fuel price adjustments.
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Nigerian Vessel Pays Fine To Ghana Government For Dumping Toxic Waste
A Nigerian vessel, Spirit River, that dumped toxic waste at an engineered landfill site at Sofokrom in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis last year, has paid a penalty of $220,000 to the Ghana government.
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UK Oil Consultant To Interact With Top Ghanaian Managers
The UK Trade and Investment will be hosting a showcase on Aberdeen's experience in the oil and gas sector at the British High Commission in Accra, Ghana. Aberdeen has grown from a fishing port in the 1960's to a global centre of excellence in the oil and gas industry. In many ways, it can be used as the growth model for Ghana's oil city, Sekondi-Takoradi.
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Publish Receipts Of Oil Revenue
Participants in the 63rd Annual New Year School and Conference (ANYSC) have called for transparency in the oil and gas sector by the publication of receipts and records of revenues, as well as a tracking system for the use of these revenues.
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Further Increases In Global Crude Oil Prices Will Not Affect Prices Locally - Govt Assures
The Government has assured the public that it has put in place a mechanism to ensure that further increases on the world prices of crude oil will not affect fuel prices locally.
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Nigerians Reject 30% Reduction In Fuel Prices
Nigerians have rejected the 30 per cent reduction in fuel prices announced by President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday.
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Mills: Fuel Price Increment Was A Painful Decision
President John Evans Atta Mills has pleaded with Ghanaians to bear with his administration following hikes in fuel prices recently.
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