Gov’t must not privatise Ghana Gas' second processing plant – ASEC
Oil and Gas

Gov’t must not privatise Ghana Gas' second processing plant – ASEC

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The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) has urged the government to retain full ownership of the planned second Gas Processing Plant (GPP Train 2) of the Ghana National Gas Company, warning that any move to transfer the strategic asset to a private operator could undermine energy security and long-term economic interests.

Published by Juliet Etefe

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