ACEP cautions gov’t over plans to build nuclear plant

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• MAX FRANCE 12 years ago

  I think the minister dont know what he was saying. NUCLEAR PLANT IN GHANA?
  We are not able to take proper care of AKOSOMBO WHO MUCH MORE NUCLEAR PLANT.

  I think the minister dont know what he was saying. NUCLEAR PLANT IN GHANA?
  We are not able to take proper care of AKOSOMBO WHO MUCH MORE NUCLEAR PLANT.

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• MAX FRANCE 12 years ago

  RE HOW MUCH MORE.

  RE HOW MUCH MORE.

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• Yaw Adu-Asare 12 years ago

  Where is ACEP, anyway? Let ACEP's principals show their faces.

  Where is ACEP, anyway? Let ACEP's principals show their faces.

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• atomic 12 years ago

  ACEP? why did we then establish the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission? We also have the School of Nuclear and Allied Sciences at University of Ghana. what is going to be their use then? to train book/office nuclear scientist. ca ...
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  ACEP? why did we then establish the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission? We also have the School of Nuclear and Allied Sciences at University of Ghana. what is going to be their use then? to train book/office nuclear scientist. can Mr. Amewu tell us why the Osagyefo built our nuclear reactor

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• John 12 years ago

  ACEP is being myopic. Their logic is lie saying that vehicles get accidents so as a country we should not embrace the use of vehicles. Of course there are protocols to be followed and if adhered to nuke power could be as safe ...
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  ACEP is being myopic. Their logic is lie saying that vehicles get accidents so as a country we should not embrace the use of vehicles. Of course there are protocols to be followed and if adhered to nuke power could be as safe as hydro power, which is made of a mass of water held behind a dam. What if the dam collapses? But for the tsunami Japan would have been fine!

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• nii 12 years ago

  empty barrel

  empty barrel

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• Richard 12 years ago

  This should be encouraged. Nuclear energy is far cheaper per KW to generate than power from any other source. All the big Countries have used Nuclear energy to their benefit and Ghana should do like wise. Use the oil money to ...
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  This should be encouraged. Nuclear energy is far cheaper per KW to generate than power from any other source. All the big Countries have used Nuclear energy to their benefit and Ghana should do like wise. Use the oil money to build a proper nuclear energy station

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• Ben 12 years ago

  THEY NEED MORE LEARNING TO DO.

  THEY NEED MORE LEARNING TO DO.

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• suleiman Abdul salam 12 years ago

  Absolutely my brother. Nuclear power plants provide low-cost, predictable power at stable prices and are essential in maintaining the reliability of the U.S. electric power system. Nuclear power is a major national energy sou ...
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  Absolutely my brother. Nuclear power plants provide low-cost, predictable power at stable prices and are essential in maintaining the reliability of the U.S. electric power system. Nuclear power is a major national energy source in USA. Nuclear energy is the largest source of emission-free electricity and second largest source of power in USA. The 103 U.S. nuclear units supply about 20 percent of the electricity produced in the United States. The only fuel source that produced more electricity was coal.

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• suleiman Abdul salam 12 years ago

  Nuclear energy is the world's largest source of emission-free energy. Nuclear power plants produce no controlled air pollutants, such as sulfur and particulates, or greenhouse gases. The use of nuclear energy in place of othe ...
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  Nuclear energy is the world's largest source of emission-free energy. Nuclear power plants produce no controlled air pollutants, such as sulfur and particulates, or greenhouse gases. The use of nuclear energy in place of other energy sources helps to keep the air clean, preserve the Earth's climate, avoid ground-level ozone formation and prevent acid rain. Of all energy sources, nuclear energy has perhaps the lowest impact on the environment, including water, land, habitat, species, and air resources. Nuclear energy is the most eco-efficient of all energy sources because it produces the most electricity relative to its environmental impact.

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• James Armstrong 12 years ago

  We do not have the hurricanes and tornados if he is referring to Japan if Kwame was alive today we would have been one of the few African countries leading the way effectively in this field. If others have failed it does not ...
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  We do not have the hurricanes and tornados if he is referring to Japan if Kwame was alive today we would have been one of the few African countries leading the way effectively in this field. If others have failed it does not mean we will also. Know that we are the black stars of Africa we have produced the first black President of the UN General Assembly and the first Black Secretary General why not the first to have and run safely a nuclear plant. Look at all the developed countries none could have made it without nuclear generated electricity we can do it let's do it

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• WILLIAM 12 years ago

  wITH SUCH ADVUSERS AKOSOMBO WILL NEVER HAVE BEEN BUILT; THE TEMA MOTORWAY WILL NOT EXIST!!THINKING ABOUT FUTURE GENERATIONS,PLEASE! IF OTHERS HAVE IT AS CLEAN ENERGY AND CAN MAINTAIN IT WHY NOT GHANA/ ARE THEY NOT HUMAN?

  wITH SUCH ADVUSERS AKOSOMBO WILL NEVER HAVE BEEN BUILT; THE TEMA MOTORWAY WILL NOT EXIST!!THINKING ABOUT FUTURE GENERATIONS,PLEASE! IF OTHERS HAVE IT AS CLEAN ENERGY AND CAN MAINTAIN IT WHY NOT GHANA/ ARE THEY NOT HUMAN?

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• Mr Green. 12 years ago

  One can not understand why the politicans dont talk about solar energy?
  We always copy something which develope world are trying to do away with.eg,christianity in Ghana today.

  One can not understand why the politicans dont talk about solar energy?
  We always copy something which develope world are trying to do away with.eg,christianity in Ghana today.

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