In this video, we will explore the Ghana Gas Company's recent move to replace Chinese expatriates with local engineers at its Atuabo plant. According to the Managing Director, Dr. Ben Asante, this move has saved the company $3 million in operating costs each month. We'll hear from Dr. Asante as he explains the significance of this transition and how it has contributed to developing a highly trained and motivated local workforce capable of sustaining the petrochemical industry and accelerating the development of Ghana's economy. Additionally, we will look at how this change positions the Ghana Gas Company as a reliable supplier of lean gas, condensate, and Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) by putting in place the best technology and technical management methods to ensure the availability of its resources to the service of the Ghanaian industry.<br /><br />✅ Subscribe, Like And Leave A Comment <br />✅ Episodes Drops Weekly And Will Be Available On All Platforms Soon<br /><br />Disclaimer <br />comment posted by any individual does not reflect my personal opinion.<br />all comments are the opinion of those who wrote them and are liable for them.<br /><br />For collaboration or sponsorship.<br />Contact: <br />[email protected]<br />telegram: @Ekowaidoo<br />#ghana #nigeria <br />#ekowaidoo <br />#GhanaGasCompany<br />#Indigenization<br />#LocalEngineers<br />#EconomicDevelopment<br />#PetrochemicalIndustry<br />#Sustainability<br />#GhanaianEconomy<br />#ChineseExpatriates<br />#DrBenAsante<br />#AtuaboPlant<br />#LiquifiedPetroleumGas<br />#LeanGas<br />#Condensate<br />#TechnicalManagement<br />#InfrastructureDevelopment<br />...<br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iofZ7P-_DBc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iofZ7P-_DBc</a>