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This was after the GNPC completed lifting its second consignment of crude oil form the Jubilee Field early on this week.
Ghana last year earned a little over $444 million from the sale of four lifting’s, Joy News has learnt.
In all, the Jubilee Field partners have lifted a little over 10 million barrels for Q1.
Meanwhile the country has been able to save 69 million dollars from the revenues earned from crude oil sales last year. $14.4 million has been put aside for future generations in the heritage fund, while $58 million has accrued to the Stabilization Fund to cushion the country in times of price volatility.
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