Godwin Edudzi Tameklo, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), has assured Ghanaians of adequate fuel reserves, sufficient for over two months, despite ongoing global uncertainties, including the Israel-Iran conflict. During a briefing with the Parliamentary Select Committee on Energy at Senchi, Tameklo reported that Ghana has more than 200 million litres of petrol and 150 million litres of diesel in reserve. He emphasized that vessels carrying petroleum products are already in Ghanaian waters, with Nigeria’s Dangote refinery contributing significantly to supply. The 17-member Energy Committee is engaging with key industry players to assess operations and challenges. Addressing concerns about the GH₵1 fuel levy, Tameklo noted that the Ministry of Finance is monitoring international developments before making any decisions. He mentioned that initial plans to implement the levy on June 16, 2025, were postponed for further stakeholder consultations. Responding to calls from the Minority in Parliament to repeal the Energy Sector Levies Act, he stated that a viable alternative is needed to fund essential fuel supplies. Tameklo assured that recent interventions have led to a GH₵4 drop in petroleum prices, benefiting consumers. He expressed optimism regarding diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict, reaffirming the government’s commitment to maintaining fuel supply stability and controlling prices for industries and households.