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On January 27, 2026, Ghana's Energy and Green Transition Minister, John Jinapor, announced a significant $2 billion agreement with Jubilee Partners aimed at reducing gas prices from $3.1 to $2.5 per unit. This initiative is designed to enhance domestic gas consumption and support the country's energy transition efforts. The agreement has already received Cabinet approval and will soon be presented to Parliament for further consideration.
In addition to the Jubilee Partners deal, the government has also signed a $1.5 billion agreement with Sankofa Partners. This collaboration is expected to further strengthen Ghana's energy sector by stabilizing energy supply, reducing production costs, and increasing oil and gas output. These strategic agreements reflect the government's commitment to improving the energy landscape in Ghana and ensuring a more sustainable energy future.
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