Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC)

​   By Adnan Adams Mohammed   Institutional energy investors and transport operators are bracing for market movements in the second pricing window of September 2026, as domestic Oil Marketing …

The Ghanaian energy sector faces unprecedented scrutiny as a wave of legal, political, and civil society demands highlights severe institutional oversights and controversies surrounding major power agreements. The fallout follows …

Consumers and commercial transport operators across the country are facing a highly fragmented pricing landscape for the upcoming first pricing window of June. According to the latest data and mandatory …

By Baraka Amidu As Ghanaians grapple with the stifling cost of living, the debate over fuel prices has reached a fever pitch. While recent international market trends suggest a downward …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has moved to reassure the Ghanaian public of a stable fuel supply, downplaying fears of a potential shortage despite escalating geopolitical …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed   The Ghana petroleum market is witnessing heightened competition and a welcome drop in fuel prices, a trend that is now putting pressure on commercial transport …

The price drop is expected to range between 3% and 6% from August 1st, 2022. The expected reduction will have been bigger if not for the depreciation of the cedi …