The Minority group has expressed concerns regarding the current format of the GNPC-Genser energy deal, stating that it appears to favor other players in the industry.

They are therefore advocating for transparency in gas pricing practices within the nation.

Led by former Deputy Energy Minister and Deputy Minority Leader, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, the Caucus has called for a comprehensive reassessment of the agreement.

They base their call for a review on various factors, including their apprehensions that "the agreement combines the Gas Sales Agreement (GSA) and the Gas Transmission Agreement (GTA), which does not ensure transparency in the pricing of gas."

Highlighting their concerns, the Minority pointed out the shift of the agreement from Ghana Gas to GNPC, despite Ghana Gas being designated as the gas transmission utility.

Additionally, they raised questions about the discount granted to Genser by GNPC for the gas transmission agreement, without clear explanations on how this discount would be recovered.

The Minority has reiterated their commitment to thoroughly scrutinizing the deal to ensure that it provides value for money. They aim to unravel any potential flaws within the agreement, emphasizing that the energy security of Ghana's future lies at the core of their concerns.

The GNPC-Genser energy deal entails the supply of 50 million standard cubic feet of raw gas daily to Genser Energy.