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The global focus on the energy transition is intensifying. And while large, publicly listed companies.
are actively publicising their adoption of lower-carbon products and NetZero
As targets are met, we tend not to hear how SMEs are adjusting to the winds of change.

Engen Ghana Limited, one of the leading players in the petroleum downstream as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and in response to the recent fatal explosion in Bogoso-Appiate, Engen Ghana Limited has donated mattresses, mosquito nets, rice, cooking oil, and canned foods to the Appiate community. This is in line with the company’s

Engen Ghana Limited has set out modalities to invigorate the downstream petroleum sector in 2022 to ensure a competitive market to the benefit of customers.

The Engen Ghana team gathered last month to review performance and discuss the company’s five-year strategy going forward. Mocoh CEO Michael Hacking and other members of the Mocoh HQ team joined the meeting. Delighted to be reunited with his Ghanaian colleagues, Michael addressed the entire team, reiterating Mocoh’s commitment to Engen Ghana and the communities

Brent Nartey, who took over the reins of Engen Ghana last month, officially met Switzerland’s Ambassador His Excellency Philipp Stalder, this week. Departing MD Henry Akwaboah accompanied him to the meeting, bidding His Excellency farewell and introducing his successor. Engen Ghana’s expanding investments and the country’s downstream sector were discussed during the meeting. Henry also

We are delighted to announce the renewal of our DSDP (direct sale, direct purchase) contract with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). This is the third time Mocoh has been awarded the contract, which on this occasion will see us working with nominated local partners Mocoh Oil & Gas, Penero Group and Mainland Oil and

A farewell dinner was held for departing Engen Ghana Managing Director Henry Akwaboah on July 14, 2021. The event was well attended, with Mocoh directors, Engen Ghana staff, dealers, industry players and Henry’s family and friends present. Henry thanked his team for their loyalty and passion for serving their customers. The incoming MD Brent Nartey

The Ghana National Petroleum Tanker Drivers Union has appealed to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to intervene in the operations of the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited (BOST) as its operations were taking a nosedive. They argued that for close to a year now majority of the Tanker Drivers were rendered jobless due

Ghana will develop a home-grown strategy to extract fossil fuel, Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, the Minister of Finance, has said on Thursday. He noted that given the prevailing sentiments around energy transition, there was a strong possibility that the country could be left with stranded assets hence the need to accelerate exploration activities. Mr Ofori-Atta who

The management of Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation has stated that their Asset utilization has risen from 15 per cent to 85 per cent. As a result, they said more of their fuel was transported by barges and pipelines than road transport. They therefore denied that Tanker drivers were rendered jobless because of lack of