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Cedi depreciation may thwart expected fall in prices of petrol and LPG – IES

Tullow half year profit hits $264 million

BOST margin on petroleum products to remain despite calls for removal – Energy Minister

ECG Krobo office undertakes customer education

Tullow engages government on urgent gas sales contract

Government’s pledge to ensure 50% Ghanaians consume LPG by 2030 not in sync with reality – LPG Marketers

Decline in returns of Ghana Petroleum Funds’ worrying – Auditor General’s Report

28 OMCs fail to settle debt amounting to ¢402.0m – Auditor General’s Report

Oil prices fall below $90; fuel prices may go down on September 16

Government to conduct roadshow for oil and gas fields to attract more investors

GOIL, Total sell petrol, diesel for ¢11.45, ¢14.50 per liter

Commercial drivers, tricycle operators grateful to NPA boss for zero tolerance of adulterated fuel at UWR

Kejetia Traders fume; call on Management to give metering contract to ECG

Fifteen GrEEn SMEs in Ghana to receive up to EUR 25,000 grant to scale up

PIAC engages members of Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council over utilisation of petroleum revenue

Fuel prices to go up between 5% and 10% – IES

Absence of financial resources investment policy led to BOST’s locked-up funds – Auditor-General’s report

NPA shuts down Atimpoku Shell filling station for selling petrol-laced with water

Shell, Exxon, others to withdraw billion-dollar Nigerian lawsuits

Atimpoku incident is an isolated case; we remain committed to quality standards – Vivo Energy Ghana

Akufo-Addo Commissions VRA’s 13MWp Kaleo Solar Power Plant Project

Senior high schools in Renewable Energy Challenge to receive patent rights for products

Government’s contribution to new tariffs does not amount to subsidy – PURC Boss

ECG transformer in flames after power was restored to Somanya

There are inherent challenges in Ghana’s oil and gas sector – GNPC boss

Increasing utility tariffs in current economic condition too harsh – GNCCI

Ensure consumers get value for money from electricity usage – Chamber of IPPs to PURC

Utility tariff increment will only exacerbate current high cost of living – Minority

We accept new tariff; we will continue to provide reliable power – ECG

Playback: PM Express engages PURC, others to account for utility tariff increase

Government will take care of utility companies’ debt – PURC explains newly approved tariff

Prices of petroleum products to go up 5.5% – COPEC

This electricity tarrif is for hairdressers and vulcanisers – PURC boss on 27.15% increment

Electricity, water tariffs increased by 27.15%, 21.55% respectively; effective September 1

Fuel prices may see marginal increase – IES

Fuel shortage looms as forex crunch hit banks -Alex Mould

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