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An exceptional window of opportunity.

Ghana’s energy sector is undergoing its most significant transformation in two decades simultaneously across every segment of the value chain. MMP enters at the precise moment of maximum advisory opportunity.

Upstream Midstream Downstream Energy Transition
5,000+
NPA-licensed providers across the downstream sector every one a prospective client.
GHS 22.3bn
Annual downstream value undergoing its deepest reform in two decades.
USD 60bn
Jomoro Petroleum Hub most ambitious downstream project on the continent.
151.4 TBtu
Gas for power generation projected in 2025.
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Downstream in transformation

Refining & distribution reborn.

Ghana’s downstream sector is undergoing its deepest structural reform in two decades creating immediate, specialised advisory demand at every level.

TOR reactivated Refining resumed December 2025, ramping toward 45,000 bpsd
Sentuo Refinery ~45.5% of locally refined product, expanding toward 100,000 bpsd
NPA Bill 2025 Strengthened licensing regime creating compliance obligations for 5,000+ providers
LPG CRM rollout National recirculation model targeting 50% penetration by 2030
USD 60bn
Jomoro Petroleum Hub most ambitious project on the continent
Voltaian
Basin Ghana’s first onshore exploration programme now open
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Upstream frontiers

New basins, local participation.

Ghana’s upstream sector is opening new frontiers with the Voltaian Basin and expanded Jubilee & TEN programmes creating multi-year advisory demand.

Voltaian Basin Ghana’s first onshore programme, built on indigenous partnership requirement
Jubilee & TEN Up to 20 new wells and increased gas supply from 2025 onward
GNPC vendor ecosystem Formal channels opening to indigenous advisory partners via GHANEPS
Research & Technology Centre Regional hub for energy data, collaboration and market intelligence
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Transition & regional trade

A growing national priority.

Ghana’s energy transition agenda is accelerating with new legislation, regional corridors, and an ambitious renewable energy framework creating a generation of advisory mandates.

Renewables scaling Solar, wind and hydro under the NETF and the 24-hour economy agenda
New legislation Renewable Energy Authority & Nuclear Power Corporation Bills
Regional corridors Fuel export frameworks to Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger
Gas trade WAGP Regulations 2025 opening cross-border advisory opportunities
70%
Ghana’s renewable energy potential currently less than 5% realised
Institutional Engagement

The institutions we are built to serve.

Each represents a mapped engagement pathway from regulatory interface to contracted advisory mandates across Ghana’s energy establishment.

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National Petroleum Authority

DownstreamRegulatoryLicensing

Advisory to downstream operators navigating NPA licensing and the Act 2025 reforms. Direct institutional engagement on research and regulatory impact assessment. Every one of the NPA’s 5,000+ licensees is a potential client.

Active engagement pathway
02

Ghana National Petroleum Corp.

Upstream Local Content Vendor

Vendor registration through GHANEPS, local content advisory partnership, Voltaian Basin participation strategy, and collaboration with the GNPC Research and Technology Centre on market intelligence.

Active engagement pathway
03

BOST Energies & TOR

DownstreamInfrastructureRefining

Infrastructure and commercial advisory on storage expansion, the TOR–BOST MoU, the Burkina Faso pipeline extension, and refinery technical optimisation and economics as TOR ramps toward full capacity.

Active engagement pathway
04

PDHC & Ministry of Energy

Policy Hub Legislative

Local content and regulatory strategy for the Jomoro Petroleum Hub, and policy development and legislative review support across the sector’s reform agenda including the NPA Bill and Renewable Energy Authority.

Active engagement pathway
05

Development Finance Institutions

FinanceInvestmentDFI

Local advisory partnership with the World Bank Group, AfDB, EBID, and GIIF on LPG promotion, power reform, renewable energy, and regional integration mandates across West Africa.

Active engagement pathway
06

Petroleum & Energy Commissions

Upstream Midstream Licensing

Upstream vendor eligibility and regulatory liaison, and midstream and power licensing support across the gas and electricity value chains including the Renewable Energy Authority framework.

Active engagement pathway

Institutions listed reflect MMP’s strategic engagement targets. Formal partnerships and mandates will be published as they are concluded.

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We translate the sector landscape into strategy for operators, investors, regulators, and the institutions shaping Ghana’s energy decade.

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