One million CFL bulbs can save Ghana 300 megawatts - Joy 2012

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• Sophia 9 years ago

  Unbelievable Journalist. Everybody is an expert now.

  Unbelievable Journalist. Everybody is an expert now.

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• NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 9 years ago

  He does qualify as an energy expert. My beef with him is the lie he told that he made a recommendation to the then Rawlings' government but his idea was rejected. That was a lie. If what he said is true, why didn't he recomme ...
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  He does qualify as an energy expert. My beef with him is the lie he told that he made a recommendation to the then Rawlings' government but his idea was rejected. That was a lie. If what he said is true, why didn't he recommend the same idea to Kufour's government or he did that one too and Kufour's government too rejected it?

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• prince TT 9 years ago

  The trend in the world today is the use of LED lights that save a further 40 to 60% of CFLs my friend Joy.

  The trend in the world today is the use of LED lights that save a further 40 to 60% of CFLs my friend Joy.

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• Shergar 9 years ago

  Those who live in Glass Houses...........!

  Those who live in Glass Houses...........!

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• NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 9 years ago

  Each and every year, students undertake project/theses/dissertations as part of the requirement to be awarded a degree and that has been the norm from time in memorial. Long before this boy was born, it has been the norm.
  
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  Each and every year, students undertake project/theses/dissertations as part of the requirement to be awarded a degree and that has been the norm from time in memorial. Long before this boy was born, it has been the norm.
  
  When students undertake their projects, they DO NOT make any recommendation to any GOVERNMENT to implement their finding.
  
  What students do, besides the technical details of the project, is to spell out the economic viability of their projects, the social and environmental impacts of their project, among others.
  
  But for this guy to say he made a recommendation to the then- Rawlings government to implement his project is a big, big lie and smacks so much of the usual "Kumasi Politics".
  
  Granted that his brilliant idea of saving Ghana 300 MW of power wasn't taken on by Rawlings, what did Kufour also do about this marvelous idea? Or his recommendation was to only Jerry Rawlings and no other government else? Is that his argument?
  
  If governments, both past and present, were to implemet the 1,000s of projects undertaken by students in our univeristies every year, Ghana would have been an advanced and industrialised country by now.
  
  Our universities are littered with 1,000s, if not millions, of projects that never see the light of the day. Sadly, they seem to what they are supposed to be; a requirement to be awarded a degree, not to solve society's problems.
  
  I know Osei Yeboah has been somehow neutral and unbiased in the past, when it comes to "Kumasi Politics" but am beginning to think otherwise about that opinion I had about him.

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• JM 9 years ago

  Cant Ghana import the wind mill type of power Generation too?, than the power barge.? Such power generation driven by wind turning big fans to generate electricity.
  Prez Mahama try that also. Prez you need technical advisers ...
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  Cant Ghana import the wind mill type of power Generation too?, than the power barge.? Such power generation driven by wind turning big fans to generate electricity.
  Prez Mahama try that also. Prez you need technical advisers around you.

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• SD 9 years ago

  If this is an energy expect advising the government then Ghana is doomed ... He is talking about 1994 technology in 2016 ... Please read up on LED Technology and stop talking about CFL

  If this is an energy expect advising the government then Ghana is doomed ... He is talking about 1994 technology in 2016 ... Please read up on LED Technology and stop talking about CFL

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• Prof Lungu 9 years ago

  Yes, you are right!
  
  LED (Light Emiting Diode) is the THING today - no bullshit!
  
  The CFLs do not last as long, burn more energy, and are not friendly to the environment.
  
  Mass production/purchase could of course reduc ...
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  Yes, you are right!
  
  LED (Light Emiting Diode) is the THING today - no bullshit!
  
  The CFLs do not last as long, burn more energy, and are not friendly to the environment.
  
  Mass production/purchase could of course reduce the initial higher cost of the LEDs, if they will not be smuggled outside Ghana, and will deployed as recommended.
  
  LED savings and other aspects of the deployment, of course, are things that would require more serious studies.

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• YOU SAID WHAT? 9 years ago

  WHY SHOULD WE HAVE TO IMPORT EVERYTHING? LOBBY THE GOVERNMENT TO BUILD FACTORIES INSTEAD.
  
  YOU ARE AN EXPERT IN THE FIELD, DONT JUST WAIT ON THE GOVERNMENT,DO SOMETHING,START SOMETHING..

  WHY SHOULD WE HAVE TO IMPORT EVERYTHING? LOBBY THE GOVERNMENT TO BUILD FACTORIES INSTEAD.
  
  YOU ARE AN EXPERT IN THE FIELD, DONT JUST WAIT ON THE GOVERNMENT,DO SOMETHING,START SOMETHING..

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• Ray Allan & his moronic drama troupe 9 years ago

  Is this idiot thinking about that. The narrow minded Harvard moron Jay Ray Ram Allen has no clue. A moron will always be a moron even with education. Oh! Massachusetts what an idiot we breed

  Is this idiot thinking about that. The narrow minded Harvard moron Jay Ray Ram Allen has no clue. A moron will always be a moron even with education. Oh! Massachusetts what an idiot we breed

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• SKWABBY,UK 9 years ago

  You making a lot of sense compared to the so called large opposition party who only critize but don't contribute to the betterment of the nation Mr Prez hope you have taken note God bless Ghana

  You making a lot of sense compared to the so called large opposition party who only critize but don't contribute to the betterment of the nation Mr Prez hope you have taken note God bless Ghana

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