ENI deal best for Ghana – Gov’t

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• Oku 9 years ago

  Justify it and do it promptly else the political pundits. This project will be best accepted if the minister comes back and offers a comprehensive defense else it will not go anywhere and the foreign investor will shy away

  Justify it and do it promptly else the political pundits. This project will be best accepted if the minister comes back and offers a comprehensive defense else it will not go anywhere and the foreign investor will shy away

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• DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 9 years ago

  My friend the project is signed, sealed and in progress to deliver first oil in 2017 and gas the subsequent year, period. In fact, there is nothing whatsoever wrong with ENI's deal and GNPC that represented the government and ...
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  My friend the project is signed, sealed and in progress to deliver first oil in 2017 and gas the subsequent year, period. In fact, there is nothing whatsoever wrong with ENI's deal and GNPC that represented the government and Ghana as a whole.
  
  Prior to this deal, Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko and his bunch of frustrated hoodlums tried their mischievous best to derail the project to no avail. The World Bank stepped in and gave her credential thumbs up to the deal since they acknowledged it as a very lucrative a bargain before Ghana.
  
  This particular deal was the biggest single foreign direct investment in the whole of the Sub-Saharan Africa on the calendar year of 2015 and parliament amicably approved it overwhelmingly to the disdain of the likes of Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu and Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko.
  
  Another impish move of theirs is to bad-mouth Amerada Hess's consecutive successful exploratory wells in the Deepwater Tano/Cape Three Points block offshore that are fast becoming the largest find in both oil and gas so far and preparing Ghana for her fourth major oil and gas field by which the government is monitoring their iniquitous moves seriously.
  
  In short, all their brouhaha is a calculative effort to stampede the numerous progress under this government.

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• Mr. Pink 9 years ago

  The foreign investor is ripping you off.

  The foreign investor is ripping you off.

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• JOSEPH 9 years ago

  ITALY ECONOMY IS STRUGGLING AND MONEY HAVE TO COME FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE TO BOOST IT. IT UNFORTUNATE GHANA DOESN'T HAVE LITTLE OR NON IN THE OIL INDUSTRY, A RESOURCE THAT BELONGS TO THE WHOLE NATION. ALL OIL AND GAS COMPANIES ...
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  ITALY ECONOMY IS STRUGGLING AND MONEY HAVE TO COME FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE TO BOOST IT. IT UNFORTUNATE GHANA DOESN'T HAVE LITTLE OR NON IN THE OIL INDUSTRY, A RESOURCE THAT BELONGS TO THE WHOLE NATION. ALL OIL AND GAS COMPANIES MUST LIST ON GHANA STOCK EXCHANGE INCLUDING THE TELCOS

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• Farmer 9 years ago

  ENI is totally capable to do this project. Nobody in Ghana is, so foreign partners are a must. But if every investor has to feed half the government and their families good deals will never be available for the country.
  
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  ENI is totally capable to do this project. Nobody in Ghana is, so foreign partners are a must. But if every investor has to feed half the government and their families good deals will never be available for the country.
  
  About the Italian economy: while there are problems, this is still the no 5 economy in the world. Where is Ghana to make ridiculous demands with the little expensive offshore oil it has to offer? Calls like that are totally out of perspective.

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• SAQ 9 years ago

  Price of US gas delivered to households from January to November 2015. I would assume for bulk purchase the rate would at least 30% lower
  
  Rate in dollars per Thousand Cubic Feet
  2015
  Jan 9.50
  Feb 9.10
  March 9.28
  ...
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  Price of US gas delivered to households from January to November 2015. I would assume for bulk purchase the rate would at least 30% lower
  
  Rate in dollars per Thousand Cubic Feet
  2015
  Jan 9.50
  Feb 9.10
  March 9.28
  Apr 10.42
  May 12.61
  Jun 15.07
  Jul 16.21
  Aug 16.78
  Sept 16.37
  Oct 12.59
  Nov 10.06
  Source: US Energy Information Administration

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