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Ghana voids order forcing Eni to merge offshore oilfield with Afina discovery

Ghana voids order forcing Eni to merge offshore oilfield with Afina discovery

by Offshore Reporter | Feb 27, 2025 | Offshore

Ghana’s government has decided to withdraw a 2020 directive requiring Eni SpA and partner Vitol Holding BV to merge its offshore oil field with a discovery made by neighboring Afina, potentially settling a five-year standoff.

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