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Petrol prices to drop marginally in February – COPEC

Playback: Joy Prime’s Prime Insight dissected NPP peace pact and fuel price drop

COPEC accuses industry of victimising Star Oil over fuel price stance

Price floor stifles competition and inconveniences consumers – COPEC

COMAC to hold emergency meeting on January 21 over fuel price floor policy

COPEC urges NPA to scrap fuel price floors to ease costs for consumers

‘No time for kenkey parties’: COPEC boss warns against economic complacency despite recovery

COPEC calls for continued investment to ensure TOR’s sustainability

COPEC warns BoG must step in as cedi spirals after black market swoops

Black market arrests trigger rate volatility, COPEC reveals

Crackdown on black market dealers hurting forex market – COPEC’s Duncan Amoah

COPEC’s Duncan Amoah honoured with Prestigious Energy Signature Award at the 2025 Ghana Energy Awards

Fuel prices to go up from November 16 — COPEC warns of hikes in petrol, diesel and LPG

COPEC kicks against proposed 20% hike in transport fares

COPEC lauds fuel allowance cut for political appointees, urges broader reforms

COPEC calls out government for neglecting key energy assets

Ghana exposed to global fuel shocks amid empty oil buffers – COPEC

Use innovative ways to clear power sector debt, not GH₵1 fuel levy – COPEC to gov’t

COPEC calls for stakeholder forum on new Petroleum Levy

Energy sector woes can’t be fixed through new taxes – Duncan Amoah

The consequences will be dire for all of us – COPEC on GH¢1 fuel levy

Energy levy: ‘You can’t continue pouring water into a leaking bucket’ – COPEC warns

COPEC accuses OMCs of shortchanging consumers for not implementing full cuts in fuel prices

Prices of petroleum products to go up marginally from February 1, 2025

Fuel prices to go down from tomorrow November 16, 2024 – COPEC

Disregard audio purporting misreading by some OMCs – COPEC alerts general public

Quality of fuel number one preference of consumers – COPEC

Brace for 4% increase in fuel prices starting July 16 – COPEC

Fuel prices to go up by 2.17 percent from July 1 – COPEC predicts

COPEC blames fuel price increases on adjustment in UPPF margin

COPEC warns of looming fuel shortage amid tanker drivers’ strike

Prepare to pay more for petroleum products at pumps due to cedi depreciation – COPEC

You’ve no power to regulate transport fares – COPEC to Transport Ministry

COPEC predicts fuel prices will surpass GH¢17 soon

COPEC predicts fuel prices to remain unchanged in April’s initial pricing window

Cedi depreciation to blame for surge in fuel prices – COPEC

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