Ghana news briefing
Ghana’s refining capacity yet to shield fuel market from global shocks – CEMSE
He also recommended that Ghana gradually recalibrate its petroleum pricing framework as domestic refining capacity expanded to reflect local refinery costs and operational realities.
He said local refineries operating at full capacity could meet about 60 per cent of current domestic petroleum demand, leaving the country dependent on imports for the remainder.
Ghana’s growing refining capacity will improve fuel security but cannot yet fully shield the country from global petroleum market shocks, Benjamin Nsiah, an energy expert, has said.
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