The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) in Ghana has held discussions with the Ghana LPG Operators Association (GLiPGOA), the umbrella body representing LPG station operators and owners across the country, to explore opportunities for collaboration between the two organisations.
According to COMAC, GLiPGOA is a critical stakeholder in the downstream petroleum sector, especially as Ghana advances its national agenda of transitioning to cleaner fuels.
This, the Chamber noted, underscores the need for stronger cooperation.
The engagement focused on potential areas where COMAC could offer strategic support to GLiPGOA to enhance its operations and overall effectiveness.
Following constructive deliberations, the COMAC Board of Governors pledged its support to the Association.
As part of its commitment to fostering industry partnerships and promoting growth within the LPG sector, both parties intend to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to formalise COMAC’s role in assisting GLiPGOA with operational and financial matters.
“We look forward to a strong and productive partnership that advances the interests of LPG operators in Ghana and contributes to the sustainable development of Ghana’s energy sector,” COMAC stated.
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