TEN fields critical to Ghana's energy security - Energy Minister

Ghana’s Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, has reaffirmed government’s commitment to supporting investment and operational improvements in the country’s petroleum sector following a working visit to the TEN Fields offshore facilities.

In a social media post shared after the visit, Dr Jinapor said he toured the Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) John Evans Atta Mills, which serves the TEN Fields, as well as the Noble Venturer vessel used for rig operations offshore.

According to the Minister, the visit offered an important opportunity to engage directly with technical teams and industry partners working to sustain and increase production levels.

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“The TEN Fields remain one of Ghana’s most strategic offshore assets, playing a critical role not only in strengthening our oil and gas sector but also in supporting power generation,” Dr Jinapor stated.

He noted that reliable gas supply from the offshore operations continues to contribute significantly to stable electricity generation for industries, businesses and households across the country.

Dr John Jinapor commended the professionalism and dedication of the workforce and partners operating on the FPSO and rig facilities, praising their commitment to safety and operational excellence.

"The teams continue to maintain one of the highest levels of safety adherence in the industry,” he noted.

The Energy Minister further encouraged stakeholders in the sector to remain focused, innovative and collaborative in efforts to unlock greater value from Ghana’s petroleum resources.

He also assured industry players of government’s readiness to create a conducive environment for sustained investment aimed at enhancing oil production and maximising benefits for the people of Ghana.

The TEN Fields are among Ghana’s major offshore oil and gas assets and remain central to the country’s energy security and economic development agenda.



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