Fuel Supply on the Ghana–Togo (Lomé) Corridor — Cross-Border Petroleum

Need a petroleum supplier that works on both sides of the Ghana–Togo border — serving Lomé and Francophone West Africa as confidently as Accra and Tema, in English and French? Kronix Energy supplies fuel, LPG and lubricants on contract along the Ghana–Togo (Lomé) corridor, with energy logistics and haulage, chain-of-custody documentation, and continuity built in. Since 1982. Request a cross-border supply contract.

For an account that operates on both sides of the Ghana–Togo border — a regional operation, a Lomé-based buyer, a cross-border programme that cannot afford to run dry in one country while it is supplied in the other — fuel is continuity, and the border is not an excuse. Kronix Energy supplies petroleum on contract along the Ghana–Togo (Lomé) corridor, in English and French, with logistics and continuity built in, since 1982. Request a cross-border supply contract: +233 20 531 3333 (Togo / Lomé: +228 96 86 86 75).

Why the Corridor Is Its Own Lane

A Real Cross-Border Supply Capability

Lomé is one of West Africa’s major fuel-storage and transit nodes, feeding the region and the landlocked Sahel. Supplying along the Ghana–Togo corridor — not just up to the border — is a distinct capability, and it is ours.

Served in English and French

We work in English and French, with a dedicated Togo line, so an account in Lomé or Francophone West Africa is served in its own language at every step — not handed a Ghana-only, English-only service.

Honest About Two Pricing Realities

Ghana’s fuel is deregulated and quoted against the NPA price build-up; Togo’s is state-fixed by decree. We are clear about which applies on each side of the border, rather than blurring them.

Logistics That Cross the Border

Energy logistics and haulage along the corridor, with documented chain-of-custody and the right product specification at every handover — into Lomé and the wider region.

What We Supply Across the Corridor

| Account | What we supply | |---|---| | Lomé & regional buyers | Contract fuel, LPG and lubricants, served in French | | Cross-border operations | Coordinated supply on both sides of the border | | Francophone West Africa | Bilingual supply + logistics into the region | | Ghana institutional | Accra, Tema, Takoradi, Kumasi continuity | | Transit & logistics | Energy logistics and haulage along the corridor |

How Cross-Border Supply Works

1. Cross-border account assessment — fuels, volumes, sites in Ghana and Togo, criticality.
2. Quote against the NPA price build-up — transparent on the Ghana side; honest that Togo is state-fixed.
3. Cross-border supply contract & continuity standard — volumes, schedule, standard held.
4. Energy logistics & haulage along the corridor — documented chain-of-custody, into Lomé and the region.
5. Bilingual account management & reporting — one point of contact, in English and French.

What It Costs — Honestly

Cross-border contract supply is quoted per account, not sold at a fixed published rate. On the Ghana side, fuel has been deregulated since 2015 and contract pricing is indexed to the NPA price build-up (which moves with the twice-monthly pricing windows) plus your account-specific factors — volume, sites, schedule, and the continuity standard. In Togo, fuel prices are state-fixed by interministerial decree, not deregulated. We quote transparently on the Ghana side and are honest about Togo’s administered pricing; we never invent a fixed bulk rate.

Regulated & To Standard

• Downstream petroleum supply in Ghana is regulated by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) under the NPA Act, 2005 (Act 691) — we operate within that framework and describe only the licences and certifications we actually hold
• Product supplied to the ECOWAS low-sulphur (50 ppm) standard and Ghana Standards Authority specifications (GS 140 / GS 141)
• Established 1982 — a real downstream operator with cross-border supply experience along the Ghana–Togo (Lomé) corridor

Serving Lomé, Togo & Francophone West Africa

We supply accounts in Lomé and across Togo, into Francophone West Africa, and across Ghana — Accra, Tema, Takoradi, Kumasi — in English and French, along the corridor that English-only Ghana firms and French-only Togo firms leave unserved.

Areas We Serve

Kronix Energy supplies cross-border accounts along the Ghana–Togo (Lomé) corridor — Lomé, Togo, and Francophone West Africa — as well as institutional and commercial accounts across Ghana (Accra, Tema, Takoradi, Kumasi).

Related Services

• Institutional Fuel Supply Contracts — continuity for institutions across Ghana
• Standby Fuel Supply — continuity for banks, data centres, hospitals
• Energy Logistics & Haulage — the corridor delivery backbone
• Petroleum Supply Cost Guide — how contract supply is priced, honestly

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you supply fuel across the Ghana–Togo (Lomé) corridor? Yes — cross-border supply with energy logistics and haulage into Lomé and Francophone West Africa, served in English and French, with a dedicated Togo line: +228 96 86 86 75.

Is fuel priced the same way in Ghana and Togo? No — Ghana is deregulated (quoted against the NPA price build-up since 2015); Togo’s fuel prices are state-fixed by decree. We are clear about which applies on each side.

Do you work in French for accounts in Lomé and the region? Yes — assessment, contract, delivery documentation, and account management throughout in French, with a dedicated Togo line.

Are you licensed to supply fuel in Ghana? Downstream supply is regulated by the NPA under Act 691; we operate within that framework, supply to ECOWAS 50 ppm and GSA standards, and describe only the licences we actually hold.