The Virgin Islands government’s courtship of foreign business relationships and investment continued Wednesday as visiting officials from Ghana and the African energy sector visited St. Croix’s south shore for tours of Ocean Point Terminals and Port Hamilton Refining and Transportation. The territory could also become connected to the continent in a more literal sense. The facility can store and blend oil and fuel, and break bulk into smaller shipments to accommodate smaller regional ports. While that could present an opportunity for the U.S. Virgin Islands, Bryan scarcely mentioned the refinery during his final State of the Territory address Monday night. This year, both mentions of the refinery were brief references to the impact of its closure.