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Ghana clears upstream disputes as $3.5bn investment pipeline takes shape
Ghana’s upstream petroleum industry is poised for a fresh wave of investment after the government resolved outstanding disputes with key oil and gas operators, removing a major source of uncertainty that had weighed on investor confidence.
It provides a foundation for renewed cooperation between the State and petroleum companies at a time when Ghana is seeking to increase production, expand gas utilisation and attract fresh investment into its upstream industry.
Madam Hardcastle made the disclosure in Accra at the launch of the 2025 Annual Investment Report, where she outlined developments shaping investment in Ghana’s upstream petroleum industry.
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