Freddie Blay, the board chairman of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has called for the positioning of Africa as a prime
energy market as well as making the continent’s energy potential the basis for Africa’s industrialization.
Blay said these ideals are necessary to overcome several challenges confronting the energy industry.
Energy is at the heart of the challenges of achieving both the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement on climate change.
Energy experts are pushing for consideration of nuclear in the energy mix of countries across the African continent, as energy transition takes centre-stage in the efforts to address fast-occurring global climatic changes. Ghana, for instance, has committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2070 while pursuing other steps to accelerate the production and utilisation […]
researchers have carried an extensive root cause analysis, and have identified the major driver of climate change
Vice President Dr. Alhaji Mahamudu Bawumia is expected to deliver a keynote address at this year’s conference dubbed: ‘Energy Transition in the African Petroleum Downstream Context: Prospects, Challenges and the Way Forward
A technical committee of the African Union – made up of energy ministers – has recently proposed an “African Common Position on Energy Access and Transition
Energy security has been ignored for too long, a diversified and global strategy is needed if the world is going to avoid future energy crises
The narrative that the world will be able to quickly and effectively move away from fossil fuels has been majorly undermined this year.
National Energy Transition Committee has in the past few days engaged a number of targeted stakeholders in its bid to seek inputs towards Energy Transition Plan
Ghana’s National Energy Transition plan is gaining momentum as the ministries of Transport and Energy commit to its implementation