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September 23, 2015 · about 11 years ago

VRA eyeing LNG supplies

Volta River Authority of Ghana is looking to pen a deal for the supply of liquefied natural gas in order to meet the projected growth of demand from the power supply sector.

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Volta River Authority of Ghana is looking to pen a deal for the supply of liquefied natural gas in order to meet the projected growth of demand from the power supply sector.

According to VRA’s Chairman Lee Ocran , the company has made gas supply its priority.

Ocran added that the company is exploring the possibility of securing additional gas supplies with potential suppliers in Nigeria and have initiated a number of gas supply agreements.

VRA is considering a proposal from Quantum Power Ghana Gas to deliver regasified LNG to its plants in Tema, the company revealed in a statement.

The gas would be delivered to a floating storage and regasification unit that would feed the power plants through a pipeline.

LNG World News Staff; Image: Excelerate Energy

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