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Your country did not invest any 5 to 10 billion dollars You have been broke and nothing speaks on electricity investment in your country. This is one of the reason why Kenya power is bankrupt with a dilapidated power infrastructure ![]() so how come only 1 million Kenyan escaped poverty this decade ? rvp2018: |
rvp2018: ![]() you know i can easily get your blackouts |
rvp2018:Why are they all Bankrupt ? ![]() Despite Kenyans complaining of high bills and lot of companies leaving Kenya because of high electricity bills? |
rvp2018:We Agreed to take as long as they can supply Our Gas is not enough to power our Gas Thermal plants Energy consumption is a sign of a booming manufacturing sector. We will go-ahead to build another pipeline to Nigeria to increase gas supply into Ghana As well as go ahead to build another gas processing plant. Our energy market is bigger than the Kenyan economy ![]() |
rvp2018: ![]() 3MW IPPs those are not companies Which of Kenya IPPs generate even up to 100MW ? |
vaxx:This evening, we will be talking about bankruptcies in Kenya ![]() |
mtisTheQubit: ![]() laughing Of course we will still buy Gas from Nigeria We cant make our investment in Pipeline infrastructure go to waste. The problem is, Kenya economy needs oil and gas that it doesn't have. Energy security is very important as food security |
gallivant:To power the entire Ghanaian economy for the next 100 years. Kenya have no option but to spend hard earn foreign reserves that it doesn't have to buy energy ![]() |
rvp2018:Leave trading economics and get better data |
mtisTheQubit:Ghana has both a state in Nigeria gas supply capacity We will go ahead to increase our Gas demand from Nigeria as well as increase our gas production capacity. The Kenyan economy is flat hence power consumption has remained flat for decades now ![]() that is ho poor your country has become |
rvp2018:Here you dont have to go that far when your light goes off because in less than 20 minutes, your light will be back on. And that happens like once in every 6 months that is how rare for lights to go off. |
They are broke they cant afford to ![]() vaxx: |
gallivant:Will the generator run on water? |
mtisTheQubit:WAPCO is a Ghanaian company any problem ? We will be building another pipeline to Nigeria soon because of our ever-expanding gas requirement |
![]() Power cuts are a daily occurrence in Kenya because of supply issues rvp2018: |
rvp2018:You can consult export data infos to learn what we export Chemicals Pipes bolt, nuts, valves Pharmaceuticals Oils and fats Electrical cables PCBs Vegetables Food Fruits Metals and etc Even Anti-retroviral Drugs for your HIV patients are produced here ![]() |
rvp2018:I Guess you didn't know that we resolved that a long time ago That is the power of our negotiation skills Ghana is saving it one billion dollars for future generations. Keep dreaming Power demand increased by 20% because of COVID. |
rvp2018:We are issuing Manufacturing companies freezones license. So basically, by law, FreeZones companies export 70% of their production whiles 30% supplies the Ghanaian economy. Meaning the manufacturing capacity of Ghana is larger than the entire export capacity of the Kenyan economy. ![]() |
rvp2018:Excess Electricity has no charge on the Ghanaian Government. Electricity demand increases by 34% yearly and by Next year, Ghana wont even have excess power and we will have to invest in more plants to create a reserve capacity. Kenya does not have the money to invest in power infrastructure to lift Kenyans out of darkness That is what you should worry about, how will you be able to create excess capacity so that you dont run into the current power challenges your country have at the moment? |
rvp2018:mpr has less of an impact on out fiscal space and clockwise the interest rate space because Ghanaians still get to produce at a highly competitive rate and go out there to outprice the competition hence why Ghana freeZones export alone has increased to 5 Billion dollars |
rvp2018:Excess power is not a problem Lack of power is the real problem ![]() We will even go ahead to sign another gas contract with N-Gas because our gas demand for our economy will still be higher than local production unless we find another 2 Trillion gas reserve. |
rvp2018:You wished everyone country will stay with Kenya in it underdevelopment status But everyone is leaving you behind. Get used to it and develop your country Ghana fiscal space is way better than Kenya |
you know not what you are talking about we export oil The 1.7 Trillion cubic feet gas reserves will be used to power Ghana rvp2018: |
fiscal responsibility does not power an economy, energy does gallivant: |
The oil is not as interesting as compare to the increasing Gas finds It will drive the Ghanaian economy for centuries vaxx: |
see how you are looking for attention this morning I'm not dumb or insecure like you to share my own post Shma: |
Ghana instructs Eni and local producer to combine oil fields It instructs the companies to begin within 30 days the process leading to the unitization, or joint operation, of the two fields in order to ensure efficient production and gives them 120 days to provide the ministry a draft agreement ACCRA: Ghana has directed Eni SpA and Springfield E&P to begin talks to combine their adjacent oil and gas fields, according to a letter seen by Reuters. The April 9 letter from Energy Minister John-Peter Amewu to the two companies says seismic data indicates that Eni's Sankofa offshore field, which entered production in 2017, and Springfield's recently discovered Afina field have "identical reservoir and fluid properties". It instructs the companies to begin within 30 days the process leading to the unitization, or joint operation, of the two fields in order to ensure efficient production and gives them 120 days to provide the ministry a draft agreement. Spokespeople for Eni and Springfield confirmed they received the letter but declined further comment. Amewu's letter says Eni had previously argued it was premature to be talking about unitization since Springfield had not yet appraised and tested its discovery, but that the ministry rejected that argument. Sankofa is part of Eni's Offshore Cape Three Points project off Ghana's Atlantic Coast, which it says has reserves of about 40 billion cubic meters of unassociated gas and 500 million barrels of oil. Springfield, a wholly owned Ghanaian company, said in December that it had discovered 1.5 billion barrels of oil and 0.7 trillion cubic feet of gas at its Afina field. |
Shma:good you know you are broke Acceptance is the first stage of finding solutions ![]() |
THings that Ghana afford to build, Kenya cannot afford them Because Kenya is broke, everywhere you turn ![]() Shma: |
like what ? Ramadhan, it going to change the fact that you are a liar ![]() or stop me from exposing your bankrupt economy TayserMahri: |
TayserMahri:Your country is a heap of quicksand Companies are fleeing like crazy |
their noise is just too much samorobo: |
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