The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has disclosed that 268 fuel stations, eight depots and two refineries across the Greater Accra, Ashanti, Western and Northern regions will be captured under the phased implementation of the government’s 24-hour economy programme in the downstream petroleum sector.
Speaking at the launch of the pilot phase of the 24-hour economy programme in the downstream petroleum industry, Chief Executive of the NPA, Godwin Edudzi Tameklo, highlighted the transformative impact of the initiative on operational efficiency, fuel distribution and economic activity within the sector.
“This programme will be rolled out in phases beginning with selected facilities across four regions of Ghana namely; Greater Accra, Ashanti, Western and Northern regions. We are looking at covering 268 fuel stations, eight depots and operating in two oil refineries.
“This will enable us to test systems, refine operational models and ensure that the transition is sufficient, safe and sustainable.”
Presidential Advisor on the government’s 24-Hour Economy initiative, Goosie Tanoh, also indicated that the rollout of the pilot programme in the downstream petroleum industry is expected to unlock productivity and support increased economic output.
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