Springfield
In a significant leap for Ghana's energy landscape, Springfield emerges as the pioneer indigenous energy company to initiate oil production within the nation, marking a historic achievement following its groundbreaking discovery a year earlier.
17 March 2024
Unitization and Operations
A pivotal endorsement from Ghana's Minister of Energy, Mr. John Peter Amewu, through a letter dated October 14, 2020, emphasizes the imperative of unitization in optimizing the exploitation and recovery of Ghana's petroleum resources, acknowledging the intersecting nature of the discovered resource across the two fields.
17 March 2024
Exploration and Production
A pivotal endorsement from Ghana's Minister of Energy, Mr. John Peter Amewu, through a letter dated October 14, 2020, emphasizes the imperative of unitization in optimizing the exploitation and recovery of Ghana's petroleum resources, acknowledging the intersecting nature of the discovered resource across the two fields.
17 March 2024
Stakeholder Perspectives
Kevin Okyere, CEO of Springfield Group, expresses profound pride in this landmark accomplishment, heralding it as a momentous occasion wherein a domestic upstream entity collaborates closely with an international operator to harness Ghana's oil and gas reserves. Okyere anticipates fruitful collaboration with ENI, foreseeing substantial benefits for all stakeholders, notably the Ghanaian government and populace.
17 March 2024
Towards Local Empowerment
Springfield's journey, originating in April 2017 as a wholly-owned Ghanaian enterprise, signifies a significant stride towards local empowerment and ownership within the nation's oil and gas sector. This success narrative underscores the burgeoning potential for indigenous entities to wield influence and drive growth in Ghana's energy landscape, thereby fostering national development.