Eni Ghana Exploration and Production Limited

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Eni Ghana Exploration and Production Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Italian energy major Eni S.p.A. and serves as its primary operating entity for upstream activities in Ghana. Incorporated in Ghana in 2009, the company focuses on offshore oil and gas exploration, development, and production, primarily in the Tano Basin and surrounding areas.

It acts as operator of the flagship Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) integrated project, holding a 44.4% interest alongside partners Vitol (35.6%) and Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC, 20%). OCTP has been producing since 2017-2018, delivering oil, condensate, and non-associated gas entirely dedicated to Ghana's domestic market, supplying approximately 65-70% of the country's gas demand for power generation and supporting around 34-40% of national electricity needs.

The company maintains equity production of roughly 34,000-40,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. It also holds interests in exploration blocks such as Cape Three Points Block 4 and recently signed MoUs for new offshore acreages GH WB 3 and GH WB 8. Beyond core operations, Eni Ghana participates in local content initiatives including training, economic diversification, water and sanitation projects, and community development programs. Recognized as Upstream Company of the Year at the Ghana Energy Awards, it plays a leading role in Ghana's upstream sector while advancing infrastructure-led exploration strategies.

Also known as Eni Ghana E&P.

Latest news on Eni Ghana

11 September 2026
Eni Ghana and Vitol sign MoUs for two Tano Basin acreages

Two offshore blocks (~2,100 km², 750–2,800 m depth) in the Tano Basin; MoUs aim to finalise Petroleum Agreements and follow a Memorandum of Intent signed last year.