Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has indicated that a planned $3.5 billion investment will not be sufficient to meet the country's gas demands by 2030. Speaking at the West Africa Gas Forum in Accra, Mr. Ussif noted that while industry partnerships will significantly increase production, a supply gap will remain. To address this shortfall and ensure national energy security, Ghana will continue to rely on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) imports. The investment is expected to provide a substantial boost to domestic output, yet it cannot fully offset the projected demand. Consequently, the strategic import of LNG remains a critical component of the nation's energy strategy. This approach aims to stabilize the power grid and support industrial growth. The GNPC continues to evaluate long-term solutions to achieve full energy independence.