The newly appointed Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Petroleum Commission, Ghana, Ms Victoria Emeafa Hardcastle, has assured Halliburton of the Commission’s commitment to creating an enabling environment for the oil and gas service provider’s growth in Ghana.
During a recent visit from a Halliburton Ghana team led by Senior Area Manager – Africa of the North, Mr Gary Evans, Ms Hardcastle stated, “It’s good to know that Halliburton is investing more in Ghana, and we will continue to create an enabling environment for Halliburton’s growth in Ghana. I’m optimistic that these investments will pay off in the coming months.”
Mr Evans congratulated Ms Hardcastle on her new role and reiterated Halliburton’s commitment to collaborating with the Commission to advance Ghana’s upstream petroleum sector.
The meeting discussed strategic topics, including Halliburton’s global restructuring efforts and opportunities with Tullow Ghana Limited and Pecan Energies Ghana Limited for local content development.
Ms Hardcastle expressed appreciation for the visit and acknowledged Halliburton’s contributions to Ghana’s oil and gas sector.
She emphasised the Commission’s commitment to fostering an enabling environment for investment, collaboration and sustainable growth in the industry.
Halliburton reaffirmed its interest in deepening engagement with key stakeholders to boost local content and explored potential collaborations to advance green energy.
Source: https://energynewsafrica.com
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