Dr Ben K. D. Asante, the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Gas Company has been adjudged CEO of the Year (Upstream) at the ninth edition of the Ghana Oil and Gas Awards.
Dr Asante was given the honor for his incredible and transformative work at Ghana Gas, which has seen the company become the foremost service provider in the country.
The award ceremony, which was held at the Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel in Accra on Saturday, December 10 recognized Dr Ben Asante as someone who since taking over the mantle of leadership at Ghana Gas worked hard to propel the company to its current strong and enviable level.
On the night, Ghana Gas bagged a total of three awards with the company coming tops in the Oil and Gas Service Company category and Excellence In Corporate Social Responsibility (Upstream).
In a citation, the organizers touted Ghana Gas as a company that “owns and operates the infrastructure required for the gathering, processing, transporting and marketing of gas resources in Ghana and internationally.
“Ghana Gas, together with its partners successfully completed the expansion of the Takoradi distribution station. This has increased capacity from 130mmsaft to 405 capable of handling increased flows from the ten Jubilee and Sankofa fields.”
Ghana Gas also won the Excellence In Corporate Social Responsibility (Upstream) for the plethora of developmental projects it embarked on in the year under review.
In the area of sports, Ghana Gas has funded the construction of a number of astroturfs across the country. In education, Ghana Gas has constructed classrooms, dormitories, and science and ICT laboratories in various parts of the country.
The company has also undertaken renovation of dilapidated educational structures in certain parts of the country.
In Ashanti Region, Sekruwa Mampong to be precise, the Gas Company has constructed 10-bedroom teacher’s quarters at Sekruwa to give quality education in the community.
Construction of a six-unit classroom block at Sekyere Kumawu and Tamale metropolis (Mangul Kukuo in The Northern Region) have been in force by the gas company.
Another six-unit classroom block and a library at Diani in West Mamprusi (Kukuo Janga) in the North-East Region of Ghana has been constructed. In the Keta Municipal Assembly, the municipality has benefited from Ghana Gas in the area of teacher’s quarters at Kedzi etc.
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