The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Gas Company Limited (Ghana Gas), Ms. Judith Adjobah Blay, is leading a high-level company delegation to the 2026 Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC).
The conference is taking place from November 2 to 5 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
The four-day international energy conference is bringing together global energy leaders, policymakers, investors, industry experts and technology innovators to discuss developments and emerging opportunities in the global energy sector.
Held under the theme, “Performance Under Pressure: Energy Systems in a New Era,” the conference is focusing on energy security, infrastructure resilience, strategic investment, technological innovation and sustainable industrial growth.
Ghana Gas’ participation is expected to provide an opportunity for the company to explore strategic partnerships and investment opportunities to strengthen Ghana’s natural gas infrastructure and improve operational efficiency.
A major highlight of the company’s participation will be Ms. Blay’s engagement with global industry leaders and policymakers on the topic, “From Gas Resources to Industrial Growth: Ghana’s Infrastructure Priorities.”
The discussion will focus on Ghana’s natural gas potential, critical infrastructure requirements and investment opportunities needed to maximise the country’s gas resources for industrial development.
Her participation is also expected to position Ghana’s gas infrastructure priorities within the broader international energy conversation, particularly as countries seek reliable and affordable energy solutions to support industrial expansion and economic competitiveness.
Through its participation in ADIPEC 2026, Ghana Gas is reaffirming its commitment to strengthening international partnerships, attracting investment and embracing technological innovations to enhance its operations.
The company’s presence at the global energy conference underscores its strategic role in supporting Ghana’s energy security, industrialisation and broader economic transformation.
