The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) has committed to driving a significant transformation in Ghana’s liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) value chain.
The Chamber has sealed this commitment by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ghana LPG Operators Association (GLiPGOA) to provide structured financial and operational support to LPG dealers nationwide.
This partnership brings together two key industry players at a time when Ghana is actively promoting LPG as a cleaner, safer, and more affordable alternative to traditional cooking fuels.
GLiPGOA is the association that represents LPG station owners and operators across the country, making it a critical stakeholder in the downstream petroleum sector and in Ghana’s broader energy transition agenda.
Under the MoU, COMAC will provide strategic assistance to help improve GLiPGOA’s operational effectiveness and financial sustainability. The collaboration is expected to support LPG operators in areas such as organisational strengthening, industry advocacy, and practical operational challenges faced by dealers on the ground.
COMAC’s Board of Governors pledged its full backing following engagements with GLiPGOA representatives, underscoring the Chamber’s recognition of the association’s role in expanding LPG access and improving safety standards nationwide.
By formalising this relationship, COMAC is positioning itself as a key partner in addressing structural and operational gaps within the LPG value and supply chains.
The agreement, for the LPG operators, signals stronger institutional support at a time of rising costs, regulatory pressures, and growing demand for cleaner fuels. For consumers, it promises a more resilient LPG supply chain, better service delivery, and sustained progress toward cleaner household energy use.
The partnership reflects a broader shift in Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector, and mutual support is increasingly becoming essential for sustainable growth.
