Midstream Infrastructure

Natural Gas Pipeline Network

Delivering reliable, large-scale gas transportation across Ghana connecting supply, processing, and power generation through an integrated pipeline system.

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Project Overview

An integrated gas transportation network

Genser Energy’s Natural Gas Pipeline network forms the backbone of its midstream operations, transporting processed gas across key industrial and power generation sites in West Africa.

Over the past five years, Genser Energy has commissioned four natural gas pipelines totaling 430+km. These pipelines serve the company’s Power Solutions and Midstream assets, as well as third-party operations.

As Ghana’s largest and only private owner of natural gas pipelines, Genser Energy plays a critical role in expanding access to reliable energy infrastructure.

430+km Total pipeline network

7 Commissioned pipelines

#1 Largest private pipeline owner in Ghana

Key Figures

A network supporting power, midstream, and third-party demand

Pipeline Network 430+km total

Commissioned Assets 7 pipelines

Connected Uses Power, midstream, and third-party operations

Market Position Largest private pipeline owner in Ghana

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Network Components

A flexible, multi-mode gas delivery system

Genser Energy’s Natural Gas Solutions business unit integrates multiple delivery methods to ensure consistent gas supply across diverse geographies and operational needs.

Natural Gas Pipelines

Fixed pipeline infrastructure forms the backbone of gas transportation across industrial and power generation sites, enabling large-scale, continuous delivery across Genser Energy’s network.

Primary Function Continuous fixed-line gas transportation

System Role Backbone infrastructure across power and industrial sites

Operational Value Large-scale, efficient, and reliable delivery

Virtual Pipelines (CNG)

Compressed natural gas transport extends delivery beyond fixed infrastructure, creating a more flexible supply model for geographies or sites where traditional pipeline access may be limited.

Primary Function Flexible gas delivery beyond fixed-line networks

System Role Extends reach across diverse operational geographies

Operational Value Adaptable supply model for remote or variable demand locations

Gas Compression Stations

Compression infrastructure helps maintain efficient gas movement across long distances and changing demand conditions, supporting consistent performance throughout the transportation network.

Primary Function Maintain pressure and transport efficiency

System Role Supports network performance across long-distance delivery

Operational Value Improves consistency across varying loads and geographies

Role in the Network

Connecting gas supply to end use

Genser Energy’s pipeline infrastructure links gas processing facilities with power plants and industrial users — enabling a continuous, reliable flow of natural gas across the network.

System Flow

A transport layer connecting processing, delivery, and use

Genser Energy’s pipeline infrastructure links gas processing facilities with power plants and industrial users — enabling a continuous, reliable flow of natural gas across the network.

This connectivity supports stable power generation, operational efficiency, and long-term energy security.

Gas Processing Conditioning and stabilization

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Pipeline Transport Continuous network delivery

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Power & Industry End-use energy supply

Network Purpose Move processed gas reliably across connected assets

Operational Outcome Stable power generation and industrial supply

Strategic Value Supports long-term efficiency and energy security