Dr Isaac Doku (middle) in a pose with journalists at the engagEment
The West African Gas Pipeline Company limited (WAPCo) says it is committed to delivering on its mandate of facilitating development within the West Africa through the supply of gas to its client.
Speaking at a media engagement in Accra on Monday (18 September) general manager, corporate affairs at WAPCo, Dr Isaac Doku said transportation of gas has recently improved tremendously with the completion of the Takoradi phase of the Takoradi to Tema Interconnection Project (TTIP).
” WAGP has a capacity of 465MMscf/d and even after the reserved capacity is considered, WAGP still has the capacity to transport more gas based on agreements between shippers and off takers.”
“WAPCo’s ability to transport gas from the western part of Ghana following the successful completion of the Takoradi phase of the Takoradi to Tema Interconnection Project (TTIP) and the tie-in to the Ghana Gas transmission system, has further improved the volumes of gas that the WAGP transports,” he added.
The media engagement sought to build the capacity of journalist to understand and appreciate the operations of WAPCo and also foster good relations between the two parties.
About WAPCo
The West African Gas Pipeline Company limited (WAPCo) is a limited liability company that owns and operates the West African Gas Pipeline System (WAGP).
The company was incorporated in Bermuda in 2003 and registered in Benin, Ghana, Nigeria and Togo as a foreign company.
WAPCo is an international company transporting natural gas in Nigeria, Benin, Togo and Ghana in a safe, efficient, responsible, and reliable manner to create value for our diverse stakeholders.
It operates an open access system for the use of our pipeline to multiple shippers and also promote the WAGP system as a key natural gas transmission infrastructure for all natural gas sources including Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).
The WAGP was birthed from an Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) dream to have a natural gas pipeline across West Africa as a key regional economic goal.
Reporting by Fred Dzakpata in Accra
