Ghana Summit now officially endorsed by the Petroleum Commission

CLAPHAM JUNCTION, U.K. - March 25, 2013 - PRLog -- The Petroleum Commission is responsible for the regulation, including licensing of the petroleum sector. This means that, any company seeking a permit or licence to operate in Ghana’s petroleum sector has to apply to the Petroleum Commission as stipulated by Act 821, which established the commission.
At the Ghana Summit, you will have a unique chance to meet and network with the Petroleum Commission Board members. Have your voice heard while the Petroleum Commission is laying the foundation to move the industry forward. This may be the most important year for your business in Ghana.

With a proven track-record, the Ghana Summit conference and exhibition are recognised throughout the industry as the most established and prestigious for networking and debate. This premier event unites international and regional experts, key decision makers, contractors and service providers and is where you can explore new possibilities for your company and engage in productive dialogue.

The conference, which is expected to attract more than 400 delegates, would address key issues such as “Unlocking Growth: Adding Value and Optimising Ghana’s Resource Potential”, “Investment Climate: Regulation, Incentives, Partnerships”, “Strengthening Local Content through Collaboration”, “Upstream Challenges and Opportunities”, “Infrastructure & Logistics: Facilitating Oil & Gas”, “Operations in Ghana”, “Ghana’s Gas Development and Monetisation Plans”, “Opportunities for Participation in Power Projects” and “Unleashing the Potential of Alternative Energies” to name a few.

To find out more about the event, please visit: www.cwcghana.com