The Role of the National Oil Company in Joint Operating Agreements in Ghana: Current Practice and Contemporary Issues
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T. Kojo Stephens
Published 8 March 2022
Abstract
Joint Operating Agreements (JOAs) establish the contractual framework for like-minded entities that have contributed funds in exchange for interests in the exploitation of petroleum in order to make financial gains. This paper delves into the participatory and non-participatory role that Ghana’s national oil company, GNPC, has played in relation to Joint Operating Agreements over time, rationale for these arrangements, developments over time, and current practice.
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Suggested Citation
T. Kojo Stephens (2022, forthcoming) "The Role of the National Oil Company in Joint Operating Agreements in Ghana: Current Practice and Contemporary Issues"
(OGEL, ISSN 1875-418X) March 2022, www.ogel.org
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