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Ghana’s clean cooking drive gets boost with Asharami’s new LPG terminal in Tema

The facility adds approximately 10 per cent to Ghana’s LPG storage capacity and represents the first phase of a planned 12,000-metric-tonne terminal.
The country’s ambition to expand access to cleaner cooking fuel has received a boost following the commissioning of a 6,000-metric-tonne liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage facility by Asharami Ghana at the Tema Oil Jetty.
The terminal is expected to improve LPG availability and supply reliability as the country works towards achieving at least 50 per cent LPG access by 2030.
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