At QTG we believe the only means of staying relevant is by constantly evolving in Thoughts, Processes and Structures. We keep our customers satisfied by continually  anticipating future needs and creating solutions to meet those needs

 

Projects planned to complement existing facilities include;

Tema Liquid Products Pipeline Project

This project involves the construction of two 18-inch diameter pipelines, each 2.6 kilometers long, from the Sentuo Oil Refinery to interconnect with the existing import pipelines. The pipelines will connect two 18-inch product pipelines from the Gao Station at the Valco Bridge, with a booster station and related ancillary facilities.

Commissioned by the Group, this project aims to facilitate the speedy and safe transfer of gasoline and gasoil products from the Sentuo Oil Refinery through the Valco Bridge Interconnection and Booster Station to all depots in Tema, both private and state-owned.

This initiative will eliminate the current congestion of Bulk Road Vehicles around the Sentuo Oil Refinery, reducing the associated safety risks. It will also increase the number of trucks that can be loaded from the refinery by expanding the loading points through the depots, thereby enhancing product distribution across the country. This improvement will reduce vehicle turnaround times and prevent stock-out situations.

Additionally, the project will decrease the lengthy waiting periods for loading due to limited gantry availability, positively impacting the environment.

The project is estimated to cost USD 7.5 million for the construction of the pipelines and booster stations and is expected to be completed by quarter three (3) of 2025.

 

Expansion of Tema Oil Facility

The expansion of the Tema Oil Facility will include the addition of three (3) 20,000MT storage tanks, increasing the total storage capacity to 115,000 MT.

The project will also see the construction of two more Gasoline loading bays and the addition of four metering skids, raising the total number of loading bays to 18 and metering skids to 36.

Engineering work for the project has already been completed, awaiting regulatory approval to proceed.

Kumasi Oil Facility
This project involves the construction of six (6) 15,000MT storage tanks to create a total storage capacity of 90,000MT. The facility will have 45,000MT each, storage for both Gasoline and gasoil.

Development activities are far advanced and also approval processes have commenced to enable the project take off.

Expansion of Tema Gas Facility
These expansion projects represent a major investment in LPG storage and distribution infrastructure, aimed at meeting growing market demand, enhancing operational efficiency, and strengthening supply chain resilience. The planned upgrades will significantly increase storage capacity, improve loading efficiency, and optimize logistics management.

LPG Storage Capacity Enhancement
To boost storage capacity and ensure greater supply stability, the facility will add:

• 1 x 600 m³ propane-rated bullet tank, expanding the existing fleet of three 600 m³ tanks, representing a 25% increase in bullet storage capacity.
• 1 x 6,000 m³ propane-rated spherical tank, complementing the existing storage assets (1 x 6,000 m³ and 2 x 3,800 m³ tanks). This upgrade will significantly enhance overallstorage capacity, ensuring a more stable and reliable supply for regional markets.

Loading Bay Expansion
To streamline loading operations and reduce turnaround time, the facility will expand its LPG loading capacity by adding:

• 2 additional loading bays, increasing from 4 to 6 bays.
• Integrated weighing bridges at each new bay for accurate measurement and efficient logistics management.

These strategic expansions reinforce our commitment to operational excellence, efficiency, and market responsiveness. By enhancing storage, loading, and logistics capabilities, we are ensuring a stronger, more reliable LPG supply chain for the future.

Kumasi Oil Facility - Unlocking Fuel Security & Market Growth

The Kumasi Oil Facility is a strategically located fuel storage and distribution depot that is set to enhance fuel security, logistics efficiency, and market accessibility in Ghana.  Situated in New Koforidua near Ejisu, approximately 48 km from the congested Kumasi Industrial Area, the facility is designed to reduce supply chain bottlenecks while ensuring seamless fuel distribution across the region. The facility will operate on a 30-acre parcel, with an additional 10 acres being secured for a dedicated truck parking area. 

With a total storage capacity of 130,000 metric tons, the facility features dedicated infrastructure for both gasoline and gasoil. The gasoline storage complex includes three 20,000 MT tanks, two 10,000 MT tanks, and two 5,000 MT tanks, while the gasoil section comprises three 10,000 MT tanks and two 5,000 MT tanks.  Supporting infrastructure includes a 5-million-litre fire water tank and a 500,000-litre slop tank for waste management.

To ensure rapid and efficient fuel distribution, the facility will be equipped with 25 dual-arm loading bays (top and bottom loading) and 25 discharge bays for incoming trucks. The pumping system is optimized for high throughput, featuring eight dedicated pumps for gasoline and eight for gasoil.

Fire safety is a top priority, with four fire pumps (two electric and two diesel), supported by hydrants and sprinklers. The facility also includes essential utilities such as a transformer, backup generators, Motor Control Centers (MCC), Batch Control Units (BCU), and a SCADA/RTU system for automated monitoring and control.
Beyond core operations, the facility offers a fully equipped laboratory for quality control, an office block with driver waiting areas and a canteen, and ample truck parking space to streamline logistics.

The Kumasi Oil Facility will be a modern, high-capacity fuel storage hub designed for efficiency, safety, and scalability. Its strategic location outside congested industrial zones, combined with advanced infrastructure, will make it a key asset for fuel distribution in the region.