Ghana needs mixed electricity production – Dr Darko

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• CHA 9 years ago

  yes.. failed mahama must go

  yes.. failed mahama must go

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• insight to the bone 9 years ago

  Any govt or system that refuses to acknowledge or respect the fact that Ghana belongs to the Akans is by the hand of God doomed to fail. This is evident from the bond of !
  1844 and agreements of 1871 are they are the basis a ...
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  Any govt or system that refuses to acknowledge or respect the fact that Ghana belongs to the Akans is by the hand of God doomed to fail. This is evident from the bond of !
  1844 and agreements of 1871 are they are the basis and our Magna carta. NDC has a foreign oppression govt in which the stakeholders or true intelligentsia of the Akans do not participate or are excluded but rather insulted , humiliated and wantonly abused. Like all oppressive govts when they see their days are number switch from their pro islamic affinities and all of a sudden remember the America are allies of brothers like we witnessed with Qaddafi, Saddam Hussein and the eastern European criminal regimes of Ceausescu in Romania. Today we have a govt in which the cardinal inner cabinet ministers such as interior , defense , finance are all non Akans . This ndc promotes the exultation of minorities and preys on the divide and rule tactics that lead only to the death of our economy. Its very interesting the posture of this ndc mafia, they know they have lost but still clutch to straws of false hope. The world confirms this bloated register , unheard of wanton looting , corruption and hegemony/tribalism of pepeni/ayigbe but they instead of resigning collectively choose to annoy us with more propaganda lies. They waste their money buying millions of bullets and arms but fail to realse even with 500 atomic bombs they will lose as war is about the awareness of the people and state of mind of the defending majority. We salute the chiefs , politicians , bishops who are not afraid to stand up for justice and respect to the market women who reject gifts of treachery. We have won , and the stakeholders of our friendly nations know the truth so we will not waste our time with fake diplomats or those who dont known what time it is. We show thanks to the British and Germans for confirming the bloated register and other atrocities of corruption we witness .

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• DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 9 years ago

  That's exactly what they are doing. So, give them some time for the mix electrification project to take off.

  That's exactly what they are doing. So, give them some time for the mix electrification project to take off.

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• Sam 9 years ago

  only talking n talking, but can't do natin

  only talking n talking, but can't do natin

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• Ilunga 9 years ago

  Please medical doctor, leave this subject to energy expects because you are making some assumptions theater not financially environmentally and technically efficient.
  
  You should not be promoting coal and nuclear now. The g ...
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  Please medical doctor, leave this subject to energy expects because you are making some assumptions theater not financially environmentally and technically efficient.
  
  You should not be promoting coal and nuclear now. The gas turbines are needed for firm power.
  I will leave the rest of the details to energy experts.

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• Elsy 9 years ago

  Ghanaian energy experts ?

  Ghanaian energy experts ?

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• Ghanaman 9 years ago

  You saw nothing wrong with the useless Bui Dam which cannot produce electricity

  You saw nothing wrong with the useless Bui Dam which cannot produce electricity

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• T'pau 9 years ago

  Dr Darku, who told you Ghanaians equate energy to only hydro? Don't we have solar plant in the north? Don't we have gas plants, don't we have thermal plants?
  
  If you want to bring change into Ghana politics, please be very ...
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  Dr Darku, who told you Ghanaians equate energy to only hydro? Don't we have solar plant in the north? Don't we have gas plants, don't we have thermal plants?
  
  If you want to bring change into Ghana politics, please be very objective. You are talking about the pollution effects of powering the power barge, yet you are suggesting the use of fossil fuel by importing coal for our energy needs. Is fossil fuel clean?
  
  As well, the model you are proposing based on the Australian example of solar farms is half-baked. Have you asked yourself why the 154MW solar project in Victoria (Australia) which was earmarked 2017 was cancelled?
  
  As someone stated, seek expert advise on the subject matter before coming out with 'googled' proposals.

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