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September 27, 2026|23:39

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Ghana risks EU gas market access over methane emissions

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Ghana could risk access to European gas export markets if it does not strengthen measures to control methane emissions and eliminate routine gas flaring, Dr Kwame Sarkodie, a petroleum engineering expert, has cautioned.

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