The National Petroleum Authority (NPA), has urged the general public to disregard commentaries on anticipated gas shortage.
The Authority said there is enough LPG in stock to meet demands.
A statement issued by the NPA on February 20, 2026, said the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies’ call, on the public to fill gas cylinders in anticipation of possible LPG shortage is misleading.
The NPA assured the general public that there is enough LPG stock to meet demand, adding, “The country currently has LPG stock of over a month’s cover with LPG production by local refineries at their highest level”.
The Authority explained that, per the national import plan, the country is expected to take delivery of an LPG cargo within the next two weeks, to further shore up the existing stock level and keep the market well supplied.
“Consumers are hereby advised to desist from panic buying and be rest assured that there is no impending shortage of LPG in Ghana” the statement emphasized.
Source: businesspostonline
