Key Market Indicators
Ghana's fuel export is projected to decrease to approximately 2,190 cubic meters by 2028, down from about 2,290 cubic meters in 2023. This represents an average annual decline of 0.7%. The trend is consistent with a longer-term pattern observed since 1997, during which time the country's fuel supply has been decreasing by approximately 1% each year. In contrast, Ghana's fuel import is expected to increase, reaching around 194 cubic meters by 2028. This marks a rise from roughly 182 cubic meters in 2023, averaging a 1% growth rate annually. The country's demand for imported fuel has been on the rise since 2009, experiencing an average yearly increase of 1.5%.
