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Ghanaian-owned oil and gas supplier Stratcon Energy & Trading LTD (Stratcon) has announced the appointment of Arnaud Hiamabe as its new Head of Operations. The leadership change according to the company comes at a critical time, aligning with its commitment to bolstering operational capacity and expanding its footprint in Ghana and across West Africa. The appointment coincides with rising demand for energy, particularly oil and gas, in the region.
Hiamabe succeeds Emmanuel Odei, who will continue to serve Stratcon in a special advisory role.
“Under Hiamabe’s leadership, Stratcon Energy & Trading is poised to further strengthen its position in the energy sector”, a statement said.
A Visionary Leader with a Track Record of Success
Arnaud Hiamabe brings a wealth of expertise to his new role. Fluent in both French and English, he boasts an impressive background in the oil and gas industry, having held pivotal roles at AI Energy Group, Ecobank Togo, and Torrid Global. Hiamabe’s experience spans oil marketing, corporate finance, and operational leadership. His focus on building out oil and gas retail arms will be instrumental in advancing Stratcon's mission of meeting growing energy needs in Ghana and West Africa.
In his new role, Hiamabe will oversee several key initiatives that will help Stratcon meet the challenges of a rapidly evolving energy landscape. The company aims to enhance its downstream solutions, expand regional operations, and implement sustainable practices that align with both local and global environmental objectives.
Strategic Focus Areas Under Hiamabe’s Leadership
- Increasing Downstream Solutions: Stratcon will expand its bulk distribution capabilities and focus on providing storage facilities to address the growing energy demands of Ghana. In particular, efforts will be made to improve operational efficiency and reduce distribution losses.
- Expanding Regional Operations: The company plans to strengthen its presence not only in Ghana but across West Africa. By doing so, Stratcon will contribute to regional energy security and economic growth, enabling local players to thrive in a competitive marketplace.
- Implementing Sustainable Practices: In line with President John Mahama's policies promoting sustainability and transparency in the oil and gas sector, Stratcon is committed to integrating green initiatives. These measures will help reduce carbon emissions and strengthen the company’s corporate social responsibility efforts.
“I am honored to join Stratcon at this pivotal time,” said Arnaud Hiamabe. “Our focus on expanding storage capacities and regional operations aligns with the government’s vision to revitalize Ghana’s oil and gas sector. We are here to work collaboratively with both public and private sector players to close the supply gap and deliver excellence in all that we do.”
Strategic Insight and Industry Leadership
Yelena Vukovic, a spokesperson for Stratcon Energy, shared her thoughts on Hiamabe’s appointment: “Arnaud’s experience and strategic insight make him the ideal leader to navigate the complexities of Ghana’s oil and gas industry. His appointment reinforces our commitment to operational excellence and regional growth, ensuring that Stratcon remains a reliable and innovative energy provider.”
About Stratcon Energy & Trading LTD
Stratcon Energy & Trading LTD is a Ghanaian-owned oil and gas supplier that has built vertical integration capacity to supply the downstream sector in Ghana and West Africa. Recognized for its resilience and reliability, the company was named one of the top 10 importers of petroleum products in Ghana in the 2023 Ghana Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors Industry Report. With a network of supply hubs in Dubai and distribution channels across West Africa, Stratcon is committed to delivering efficient and dependable energy solutions to both the private and public sectors.
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