GCP -

A core component of Genser Energy’s midstream platform

Genser Energy’s gas conditioning infrastructure in Prestea in western Ghana is designed to process and stabilize raw natural gas for safe, efficient transport across its pipeline and power systems.

Developed across a 100-hectare site — with approximately 25 hectares actively engineered — the system integrates large-scale civil, mechanical, and processing infrastructure to support long-term operational performance.

By aligning conditioning, transportation, and generation, Genser Energy strengthens control over gas quality and delivery — improving reliability across every stage of the energy value chain.

100 ha Site acquired

25 ha Actively developed

250+ Installed equipment units

Phase I

Site Development and Ground Engineering

Establish the physical foundation for the gas conditioning system through land preparation and subsurface analysis, including geotechnical testing, surveys, and major earthworks across the site.

Ground Testing 18+ boreholes, 6 trial pits, resistivity and seismic surveys

Cut Volume 567,052.65 m³

Fill Volume 591,755.86 m³

Phase II

Structural and Tank Construction

Build the core infrastructure required for gas conditioning and storage, including major civil works, equipment and tower foundations, large-scale concrete and rebar installation, and cryogenic tank construction.

Civil Works ~34,000 m³ concrete and ~3000 tons rebar

Tank Construction 4 cryogenic tanks, 10,000–15,000 m³ capacity

Core Structural Works 846 piles, 4,193 tons piping and structural steel

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Phase III

Mechanical, Electrical, and Systems Integration

Advance the system toward operational readiness through installation of mechanical equipment, pipe racks, power distribution centers, instrumentation, cable trays, transformers, and integrated control systems.

Installed Equipment ~250 equipment units and 6,424 steel structure components

Piping and Power 143,725 dia-inch piping, 14 PDCs, transformer testing completed

Instrumentation ~2,239 instruments and ~2,620 m instrumentation cable trays

Connecting supply to power

Genser Energy’s gas conditioning infrastructure links upstream gas supply with its pipeline and power systems — ensuring that gas entering the network is consistent, stable, and ready for use.

The scale and integration of the system enable consistent gas quality, reliable fuel supply for power generation, and infrastructure that can support future growth.

Upstream Supply Raw natural gas input

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Gas Conditioning Stabilization and processing

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Pipeline Network Transport across infrastructure

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Power Generation Reliable energy delivery

Reliable gas processing enables reliable power

By developing and operating its own conditioning infrastructure, Genser Energy reduces reliance on external systems and strengthens control across its operations.

The result is a more efficient, resilient energy platform — designed to deliver consistent performance across West Africa.

Operational Control Internal processing reduces dependency on third-party infrastructure

System Reliability Consistent gas quality supports stable power generation

Scalable Platform Infrastructure designed to support future expansion and demand

Gas Conditioning Plant (GCP)

A core component of Genser Energy’s midstream platform

Built through large-scale civil, structural, and systems works

A phased buildout across site preparation, structural delivery, and systems integration

Site Development and Ground Engineering

Structural and Tank Construction

Mechanical, Electrical, and Systems Integration

Connecting supply to power

Reliable gas processing enables reliable power

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