Dr. Casiel Ato Forson the Minister of Finance stated that Ghana needs approximately $1 billion annually to purchase crude oil to power its thermal plants. This substantial financial requirement highlights the country’s reliance on fossil fuels for electricity generation and the need for sustainable energy solutions. As a member of parliament for the Ajumako-Enyan-Esiam constituency, […]
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The public interest accountability committee(PIAC) is set to host a live discussion on optimizing petroleum revenue utilization for sustainable development. The event aims to promote transparency and accountability in the management of Ghana’s petroleum resources. According to PIAC officials, the discussion will provide a platform for stakeholders to share ideas on effective utilization, ensuring that […]
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A Youth Digital Activist at GreenFaith Ghana, Enoch Gyeedu Essandoh is advocating for the adoption of renewable energy as it could create up to 500,000 new jobs by 2050.
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Ghana’s journey into nuclear energy exploration began in 1957, shortly after gaining independence, as part of the nation’s broader ambition to develop its energy sector. The first concrete steps toward nuclear power came in 1961 with the initiation of the Kwabenya Nuclear Reactor Project, marking the beginning of Ghana’s nuclear agenda. From 1981 to 2001, […]
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Civil Society Organizations in the country have been encouraged to be actively involved in discussions on surrounding its plans to explore nuclear energy. In a meeting with a visiting group of CSOs from across the continent and Europe, participating organizations were given insights what the situation is for countries that have adopted the technology. In […]
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The new administration led by H.E John Dramani Mahama in keeping with their promise to enhance conversations on energy transition has redesignated the Ministry of Energy into the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition. This article explores the opportunities Ghana stands to take advantage of as well as the challenges that need tackling.
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The African Youth Conference on Natural Resources and Environmental Governance brought together passionate individuals and experts to tackle crucial issues surrounding sustainable development in Africa. The conference outcomes shed light on common themes and shared concerns resonating across various sectors and regions on the continent. Transitioning to Renewable Energy: The subject of renewable energy came […]
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Recourse and partners call for an end to funding gas projects, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions in Africa at the AfDB annual meeting. As the African Development Bank (AfDB) convenes for its annual meeting in Nairobi from May 27th to 31st, advocates from Recourse and partner organizations are pushing for a […]
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