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Jomoro MCE tasks Petroleum Hub Development Board to be proactive

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Jomoro, Madam Louisa Iris Arde, has tasked the Board of Governors of the Petroleum Development Hub Corporation (PDHC) to be proactive in their activities. She said the Petroleum Hub was a crucial component of the nation’s industrialization drive, with the potential to generate jobs for the teeming youth in

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Manage foreign exchange rate to prevent increase in fuel prices – Senyo Hosi

Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors (CBOD), Senyo Hosi, has lamented the country’s high cost of fuel prices. According to him, the government must manage the foreign exchange rate to mitigate the high cost of fuel prices. “One of the most potent and immediate things that government can do is

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The Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Dr. Mustapha Abdul-Hamid has indicated that petroleum service providers that indulge in fuel adulteration deprive consumers of value for money at the retail outlets and also cause damage to engines of vehicles and machinery. According to him, fuel adulteration increases the emission of harmful compounds such

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CBOD calls on government to fix deplorable road network in petroleum management and storage area in Tema

The Ghana Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributed (CBOD) is calling on government to urgently rehabilitate and properly maintain the road network in and around the petroleum storage management industrial area in Tema. The main road to the area is a 7.2 kilometre single carriageway, which is meant to facilitate service delivery by industry giants like

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Fuel increments introduce significant cost burden on the average Ghanaian – ACEP

The Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) Wednesday said the prices of a litre of petroleum products have increased by about 33 per cent this year. The Centre said these increments introduced significant cost burden on the productive sector and the average Ghanaian. Mr Benjamin Boakye, the Executive Director of ACEP, said addressing that would

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