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NPA-backed 24-hour operations boost fuel discharge at Tema oil jetty
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Fuel discharge operations at the Tema oil jetty have increased following the introduction of round-the-clock berthing and unberthing of vessels, a move facilitated by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA). The Ghana Petroleum Mooring Systems Company Limited (GPMS) began the 24-hour operations last…
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