• A LONG ESSAY SUBMITED TO THE GHANA COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF MSc DEGREE IN OIL AND GAS MANAGEMENT 

  DOKU, VINCENT (2023-01)

  The study was aimed at evaluating local content regulation and implementation in Ghana, using the case of indigenous businesses. The study adopted a mixed-research approach for collecting and analysing data. A total ...
• EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION CRITERIA ON WOMEN IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY, GHANA. 

  Akosua Odi Peprah, Vida (2022-01)

  In Ghana, the contribution of women to the corporate workforce is generally insignificant (Amu, 2005). This statement is evident in the Ghanaian oil and gas industry because it is largely dominated by men as women continue ...
• ASSESSING SUSTAINABILITY OF GHANA’S DOWNSTREAM SECTOR: A CASE STUDY OF VIVO ENERGY GHANA LIMITED, SHELL LICENSEE 

  Odum Sackey, Godwyll (2021-09)

  The downstream sector of oil and gas industry in Ghana remains a growing industry and continues to be a competitive sector. As a result of the deregulation policy, the sector has seen expansions and growth due to proliferation ...
• ASSESSING THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OIL PRICE GROWTH AND GDP GROWTH IN GHANA. 

  Kwabena Atakorah, Eugene (2022-09)

  This study attempted to assess the causal linkage between fluctuations in oil prices and the growth in GDP, as well as to conduct investigations on the behaviour of oil price trends. In accordance with the research ...
• AN EXPLORATION OF THE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH DOWNSTREAM OIL AND GAS TRANSPORTATION IN GHANA: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED GOIL COMPANY LIMITED OUTLETS 

  Kwaku Agyemang, David (2023-05)

  The transportation of oil and gas has historically proven to be a vital part of the oil and gas industry as it ensures the reliable flow of petroleum products to consumers. However, this operation is associated with a ...

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