AI Energy & Petroleum is getting closer to you, our cherished customers, with the opening of our ultra- modern Service Station Odorkor, near Busia Junction in Accra in March 2019.

With several years of experience in the petroleum industry, we offer high quality products, under international standards having been certified with the enviable ISO 45001:2018 certification attained by our committed and professional team.

We count on your continued patronage in our journey to become a household brand of high repute.

"Chief Executive of AI Energy Group, Abigail Harlley, has appealed to the Energy Ministry to initiate a tax incentive scheme for private sector investors that will express interest in partnering Government to establish the petroleum hub project in the Western Region."

ISO 45001 :2018 is a comprehensive approach which allows full integration with other management systems such as ISO 9001 :2015 and ISO 14001 :2015. AI Energy Group (AI), the wholly Ghanaian owned oil and gas company, also the preferred Upstream Services Provider in Ghana and the West African sub-region has attained this enviable feat.

Ghana Energy Personalities Outreach Program comes off on 3rd October 2019.

AI Energy Group, a wholly Ghanaian-owned oil and gas company, has met all international requirements and standards and has commenced the supply of IMO2020 compliant fuel, which is known as the fuel for the future, to its growing clients in Ghana and beyond.

In a landmark decision for both the environment and human health, January 1, 2020 has been set as the implementation date for a significant reduction in the sulphur content of the fuel oil used by ships.

As the risk of piracy along the Gulf of Guinea are increasing by day, Ghana is collaborating best measures to strengthen the maritime security operations in the Gulf of Guinea.

“Thanks to the measures taken by Ghana and AI Energy, vessel Owners are guaranteed safe, timely and closely monitored bunkering operations."

“Piracy levels seen last year were relatively higher than records of the past decades.”

As part of efforts to combat this menace, the Ghana Navy has berthed an Italian Navy Ship known as Luigi Rizzo which would operate in the Gulf of Guinea until she is replaced with other navy vessels in early June.

The Deputy Minister for Energy, Mohammed Amin Adam spoke about the impact of the Upstream petroleum industry on the environment. He pointed out that Ghana’s carbon emissions had increased three-fold with the Upstream Sector contributing largely due to the activity on the Jubilee, TEN and Sankofa fields. He advised companies to curtail emissions and eschew flaring while accelerating production to maximise opportunity while demand is high before we are made to transition into a green economy.