Does Ghana’s Petroleum Sharing Agreement (PSA) stand the test of time? Maybe it is time to put it to a Stress Test.
…“We have always believed, and we have not hidden the intention, that hydrocarbons oil and gas will continue to be a major stage in championing our economic survival” – Dr. Yusif Sulemana (Technical advisor to the Ministry for Energy and Green Transition)
Alhassan-Atta Shaibu
For a county that significantly depends on the oil and gas industry to keep its economy afloat like Ghana cannot afford to leave structural and legal provision open should any major company face restriction whether locally or internationally that hinders their production especially in this fragile geopolitical atmosphere.
Published by Christabel Danso
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