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Second gas plant could ease pressure on electricity tariffs – Ghana Gas
The discussion focused on the proposed second gas processing plant and onshore natural gas pipeline, as well as their potential impact on Ghana’s energy security and economy.
Ghana’s planned second gas processing plant could help ease pressure on electricity tariffs by increasing the availability of natural gas for power generation, the Ghana Gas Company has said.
Dr Sulemana Yussif, said the additional processing capacity could allow Ghana to rely more heavily on natural gas instead of liquid fuels for thermal power generation.
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