Tullow begins supplying Jubilee, TEN crude to local refineries
By Ashiadey Dotse Tullow Oil has started supplying crude oil produced from its fields in Ghana to local refineries as efforts intensify to support domestic oil processing. The company has confirmed that Sentuo Oil Refinery purchased the first cargo earlier this year. The crude was sourced from Tullow’s Jubilee and Tweneboa, Enyenra and Ntomme (TEN) […]
Tullow Oil has commenced supplying crude oil from its Ghanaian fields to local refineries as the company strives to bolster domestic oil processing. The first cargo was purchased by Sentuo Oil Refinery earlier this year from Tullow's Jubilee and TEN fields. Tullow's Chief Financial Officer, Richard Miller, announced this during an investor call following the company's half-year results.
Miller emphasized that the deal was reached on commercial terms and highlighted the significance of this development for Ghana's oil industry. Financing arrangements have been put in place to ensure the transactions are commercially viable, and Sentuo Oil Refinery has emerged as a key buyer of Ghanaian crude, procuring oil from Tullow and other local partners.
As Tullow ramps up its crude oil production for 2026, with 14 expected shipments, including 11 from Jubilee and three from TEN, the increased local crude sales could further strengthen the connection between Ghana's oil output and domestic refining efforts.
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