Why Ghana must accelerate its Petroleum hub in an era of Global geopolitical uncertainty

The February 28, 2026, escalation of tensions in the Middle East, marked by the US-Israel confrontation with Iran and the resulting disruption of the Strait of Hormuz, immediately sent shockwaves through global energy markets, with gas prices surging on Monday, March 2, 2026, and oil prices rising sharply. This situation brings into sharp focus the urgent need for Ghana to secure its energy future. Energy security is no longer only a technical or industrial issue. It is a matter of national sovereignty, economic stability, and geopolitical resilience. Countries that control refining capacity, storage, and distribution infrastructure are far better positioned to withstand global shocks than those that depend heavily on external supply chains.


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