Completion of the Atuabo Gas Project

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In 2015, Ghana marked a major milestone in its energy sector with the completion and commissioning of the Atuabo Gas Processing Plant. Located in the Western Region of Ghana, the plant was developed by the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) as part of the country's strategic effort to harness its natural gas resources and reduce reliance on imported fuels for power generation. The Atuabo Gas Plant processes natural gas from the Jubilee Oil Field, converting it into cleaner and more affordable energy to power thermal plants across Ghana. The facility has the capacity to process up to 150 million standard cubic feet of raw gas per day, producing Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), lean gas for electricity generation, and condensates for industrial use. The plant's operation significantly reduced the cost of power generation by supplying natural gas to thermal plants in Aboadze, cutting down on expensive light crude oil imports. This not only stabilized Ghana’s energy supply but also supported the growth of industries and created job opportunities for local communities. The commissioning of the Atuabo Gas Plant represented a bold step toward achieving energy security and fostering industrial growth. It also reflected Ghana’s commitment to maximizing the benefits of its natural resources while advancing sustainable economic development. #Mooflife #MomentOfLife #AtuaboGasProject #GhanaEnergySector #NaturalGasResources #EconomicGrowth #IndustrialDevelopment
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