Ghana has committed to attracting new investments in its energy sector, aiming to become West Africa's premier energy hub. During a meeting in London between Ghana's Ministry of Energy and Green Transition and the African Energy Chamber, the country emphasized its readiness to welcome investment and create a favorable business environment. The African Energy Chamber pledged to conduct a working visit to Ghana to identify investment and collaboration opportunities. Ghana, with oil reserves of 1.1 billion barrels and gas reserves of 2.1 trillion cubic feet, plans to increase production through enhanced investment in exploration and field development programs. The country has over 17 oil and gas projects scheduled for development by 2027, and regulatory reforms are expected to further bolster investment. The African Energy Week 2025 in Cape Town will host a dedicated "Invest in Ghana" Forum to position the country as a leading destination for oil and gas investments. Major energy companies, including Eni and Tullow Oil, are already active in Ghana's energy sector.