A high-level delegation from the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC), led by Chairperson Mr. Constantine Kudzedzi, has paid a courtesy visit to Ghana National Gas Company (Ghana Gas) at the Gas House in Accra.
The visit formed part of efforts to deepen institutional collaboration and address key issues affecting the sustainability of Ghana’s energy industry.
The PIAC team was received by the Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Gas, Judith Adjobah Blay, along with her two deputies, Dr. Robert Lartey and Mr. Rene Nelson. Discussions during the meeting focused on enhancing cooperation between the two institutions to promote transparency, operational efficiency, and long-term development in the energy sector.
. Kudzedzi praised Ghana Gas for its consistent adherence to PIAC’s oversight protocols, particularly the timely submission of required reports. He noted that such commitment plays a crucial role in enhancing accountability and public trust in the management of Ghana’s petroleum revenues and resources.
In her remarks, Ms. Blay reaffirmed Ghana Gas’s strong working relationship with PIAC and expressed appreciation for the Committee’s role in promoting good governance in the sector.
She assured the delegation of the company’s continued support for PIAC’s oversight mandate and its broader efforts to ensure the prudent use of Ghana’s energy resources.
The meeting also served as a platform for both parties to engage on critical sectoral issues, share insights, and explore avenues for improved cooperation. Both institutions acknowledged that their shared goals in transparency and accountability are essential for the sustainable growth of Ghana’s energy sector.
The renewed commitment between Ghana Gas and PIAC is expected to contribute significantly to sector-wide improvements, ensuring that the management of energy resources aligns with national development priorities and benefits the Ghanaian public.
