Petronia City

Fueling Africa's Industrial Revolution

Unrealized potential lies within Ghana's most prominent new development

Empower the people of Ghana
Restore control of natural resources such as petrochemical production

Opportunity

Reducing Dependence on Imports

West Africa’s fast growing economy has lead to an ever increasing need for gasoline and fuel. The Region’s lack of local production and dependance on foreign markets to provide fuel and fuel additives has caused low availability and high prices for one of the most used fuel additives – Methanol.

Developing a Petrochemical Hub

Methanol is a critical component in gasoline blending. Both, reducing petroleum refining capacity requirements and increasing octane of lower quality fuel.
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Trade & Commerce
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Coupled with increased demand across the globe, especially in Europe due to trade disruptions caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Methanol demand and pricing is expected to remain high for the foreseeable future throughout West Africa.

Market Size and Growth Rate

World-Wide production and demand continues to increase year-over-year
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Needed for variety of industrial uses, including fuel blending and as building block for a variety of other chemicals and industrial feedstocks

No production in the region, current market is completely dependent on imported product

Fast growing economies with transportation infrastructure reliant on road based travel ensures growing demand for fuel

MMSA Global Comparison Pricing

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MMSA Global Pricing Comparison for Methanol

MMSA Global Methanol Supply & Demand Balance

MMSA Global Supply and Demand for Methanol

Keypoints

Takoradi, Ghana

Thriving port city with access and transportation routes to local and regional markets by land and sea.

Entry directly from ECOWAS roadway

Port of Takoradi access

Railyard access to nearby rail spurs
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Location & Access

Entry directly from ECOWAS roadwayPort of Takoradi accessRailyard access to nearby rail spurs

Epc Strategy

Modular Construction of Pre-Fabricated Methanol Production Facility

Feedstock

Partnership and Volume Commitment from Ghana Gas – Economical Pricing and Direct Connection with Production Field.

Development Track Record

Petronia City is just one development of its parent corporation. Accra is home to various hotels and residential developments completed by Petronia.

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Licensed Free Zone

Research

Petrochemical developments on-site

Technology

Partnerships with Cryto-mining Entities

Manufacturing

Eliminate outsourced labor for Ghana

More than an Investment

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Access to the site is currently being developed to minimize delays in execution.
Construction and delivery of phase one has been meticulously planned by a global team with a successful delivery record.
Energy infrastructure starts with the interconnection of the state pipeline of natural gas. Methanol reserves will provide redundancy for more than 48 hours of downtime.

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Petronia City

Opportunity

Reducing Dependence on Imports

Initial Phase

Methanol Production

Pipeline Interconnection

Project Infrastructure

Keypoints

Takoradi, Ghana

Development Track Record

Licensed Free Zone

More than an Investment