The Ghana National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has revoked the licenses of 30 Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) for failing to comply with the downstream petroleum regulator’s rules and regulations on the acquisition and maintenance of their licenses.
“The National Petroleum Authority wishes to bring to the attention of the general public that the licenses of the underlisted Oil Marketing Companies have been revoked for non-compliance with the rules and regulations of the Authority on the acquisition and maintenance of their licenses,” the NPA released in a statment on Tuesday (January 12 2023).
“will bear no liability for any loss or damages that may be suffered to any person who chooses to engage with the affected OMCs in whatever capacity”. NPA added in the statement.
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The affected companies are Abagurugu Oil Company Limited; Apex Petroleum Ghana Limited; Avos Oil Company Limited; Best Petroleum Limited; Bisvel Petroleum Services; Capstone Oil Limited; Deep Petroleum Limited; Deliman & Company Ltd.; Glee Oil Limited, and Golden Petroleum Limited.
Others are Green Petroleum Limited; Hak Oil Company Limited; Havilah Oil Ghana Limited; Hossana Oil Company Limited; Jas Petroleum Limited; Lilygold Energy Resources Limited; M3 Global Company Limited; Maiga & Hhm Company Limited; Mba Global Petroleum Limited, and Peta Energy Limited.
The rest are Petro Afrique Ghana Limited; Precious Energy Ghana Limited; Q8 Oil (Gh.) Company Limited; Rigworld Petroleum Services Limited; Royal Roses Oil Company Limited; Titan Petroleum Limited; Union Oil Ghana Limited; Universal Oil Company Limited; Warren Oil Company Limited, and Zoe Petroleum Limited.
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