The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) has announced that the technical issues disrupting fuel loading operations in Ghana have been fully resolved, with normal activities resuming across the industry.
Earlier on Monday, March 9, 2026, several orders from oil marketing companies failed to progress to “Good Standing” on the ICUMS platform.
COMAC in a statement noted that it has COMAC worked closely with the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), and service providers to address the problem.
According to them, during the investigation, it was determined that the disruption originated from the ERDMS system.
As an interim measure, ICUMS was decoupled from ERDMS to allow manual loading, ensuring that fuel continued to reach stations despite the technical challenges. By 12:23 pm, the platforms were fully restored and all pending orders successfully processed.
COMAC acknowledged that stations, including GOIL and Star Oil, were affected by the temporary disruption but reassured stakeholders that operations have returned to normal.
The Chamber emphasized its commitment to maintaining seamless downstream operations and working with regulators to prevent future disruptions, protecting both industry members and consumers from unnecessary setbacks.
