Ghana’s premier petroleum refinery, Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), led by its Managing Director, Edmond Kombat Esq., has held discussions with Maurizio Pinna, Managing Director of ENI Ghana, to explore potential collaboration opportunities aimed at strengthening the country’s downstream petroleum sector.
The meeting, described as warm and productive, focused on identifying areas of mutual interest to support Ghana’s energy growth agenda.
Both executives expressed optimism about forging partnerships that could enhance operational efficiency, facilitate technology transfer, and attract investment within the downstream value chain.
The engagement forms part of TOR’s renewed strategy to reposition itself as a key player in Ghana’s energy industry through partnerships that drive modernization and sustainability.
ENI Ghana, a subsidiary of the Italian energy giant ENI, has long been active in the country’s upstream oil and gas sector. Its latest engagement with TOR signals a growing interest in expanding its footprint within the downstream sector to support national energy infrastructure.
Officials from both companies reaffirmed their commitment to collaboration that promotes energy security, job creation, and industrial growth, in line with Ghana’s broader goals for a sustainable and resilient energy sector.
Meanwhile, Tema Oil Refinery is currently undergoing turnaround maintenance, which is expected to be completed in the coming days to pave the way for the resumption of crude processing after several years of inactivity.
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