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Ghana could save $500m a year by switching from liquid fuels to gas – Energy Advisor
He said expanding the country’s gas-processing capacity would be critical to achieving the savings as Ghana seeks to reduce its reliance on more expensive liquid fuels for thermal power generation.
Ghana could save close to US$500 million annually by switching from liquid fuels to natural gas for power generation, Technical Advisor to the Minister of Energy and Green Transition on Petroleum, Ing.
Gas Business Manager at the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Emmanuel Tamaku, said the benefits of increased gas-processing capacity would extend beyond power generation.
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