Gov’t welcomes more independent power producers

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• Kweku Boateng 12 years ago

  This is good, and I hope Ghanaians would take advantage. In 1917 the Russian leader said the electrification of Russian was soviet power. 2013 Ghana, the availability of reliable energy is sure to help secure our democracy. ...
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  This is good, and I hope Ghanaians would take advantage. In 1917 the Russian leader said the electrification of Russian was soviet power. 2013 Ghana, the availability of reliable energy is sure to help secure our democracy. We must power Ghana to go the next stage of development.

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• Hazor 12 years ago

  A Ghanaian Gideon Agyari,invented solar street light.Thanks to our own KSM we saw the gerniueness of street light.Dumso Dumso and still government has not seen the important of this solar street light technology because the i ...
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  A Ghanaian Gideon Agyari,invented solar street light.Thanks to our own KSM we saw the gerniueness of street light.Dumso Dumso and still government has not seen the important of this solar street light technology because the inventor is a Ghanaian and not a white man.With this technology,streets light will to taken from the National grid and technology may help revive Aboso glass factory to create jobs.It look quiet obvious that Ghanaians inventors are not welcome by any government.Mahama choose nkonfem over KOSA,Gideon Agyari,ETC and our streets comes dangerous any time there is a blackout at night.It seems that our leaders do not understand the word "independent".Countries that understood the word independent has all advance and we are still stack in dead end 95 and every thing is same old,same old.No progress.

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• USMAN 12 years ago

  We need the IPPs to bring nuclear power to Ghana.

  We need the IPPs to bring nuclear power to Ghana.

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• DUODU--Düsseldorf 12 years ago

  You do not need any nuclear power. Where are you going to store your radioactiv waste ?

  You do not need any nuclear power. Where are you going to store your radioactiv waste ?

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• CONCERNED CITIZEN. 12 years ago

  GHANA HAS EVERYTHING TO LET THE SOLAR ENERGY POWERS THE STREET LIGHTS AT LEAST. KUFFOUR GOVT TOOK A YOUR ENTERPRENUER FROM HAVARD WHO BROUGHT SOLER LIGHT TO GHANA IN COLABORATION WITH HIS COLLEAGUE FROM MAWULI SECONDARY SLCHO ...
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  GHANA HAS EVERYTHING TO LET THE SOLAR ENERGY POWERS THE STREET LIGHTS AT LEAST. KUFFOUR GOVT TOOK A YOUR ENTERPRENUER FROM HAVARD WHO BROUGHT SOLER LIGHT TO GHANA IN COLABORATION WITH HIS COLLEAGUE FROM MAWULI SECONDARY SLCHOOL TO COURT TO DEPLETE THEIR INVESTMENT MONEY LAND THEY HAVE TO RUN OUT OF MONEY AND THE COMPANY COULD NOT PROCEED WITH THEIR PLAN. ITS ONLY SOLAR ENERGY THAT CAN BE LTHE ONLY VIABLE EVERGY RSOURCE TO POWER GHANA'S HUNGRY ENERGY POPULATION. TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE EMERGING MARKET OF FOREIGN INFUSION, GHANA NEED TO WAKE UP QUICKLY TO ALLOW ALTERNATIVE ENERGY INVESTORS TO HURRY ON POWER PRODUCTION.

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• kofucius.wordpress.com 12 years ago

  How can you scale solar power nationwide in a cost effective manner?
  
  Any sustainable and achievable power plan for Ghana will be a mix, some renewables but mostly not...

  How can you scale solar power nationwide in a cost effective manner?
  
  Any sustainable and achievable power plan for Ghana will be a mix, some renewables but mostly not...

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• Kwadjo, London 12 years ago

  Can they trust the Ghanaian state and will the state be generous enough in the negotiations? VALCO? Are we serious?

  Can they trust the Ghanaian state and will the state be generous enough in the negotiations? VALCO? Are we serious?

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