US Ambassador calls on energy minister

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• AAD 11 years ago

  Renewable energy is the way to go and The US must do more to help Ghana in terms of technology by way of investment.

  Renewable energy is the way to go and The US must do more to help Ghana in terms of technology by way of investment.

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• @@@@@@B 11 years ago

  Please Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah
  When is the feed in tariff for waste to energy coming out? Waste to Energy is the most important renewable energy Ghana has to pursue now. Solar is too expensive and not readily available ...
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  Please Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah
  When is the feed in tariff for waste to energy coming out? Waste to Energy is the most important renewable energy Ghana has to pursue now. Solar is too expensive and not readily available when needed most. We should postpone Solar for now. Waste would solve multiple ills. So waste now, solar tomorrow. Thank U

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• DAN 11 years ago

  also rotting waste and feces produce methane gas!

  also rotting waste and feces produce methane gas!

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• Rich T. 11 years ago

  What is the hesitation with Solar Power which an excellent Renewable Energy resource? It is a must for Ghanaians. One state in India has completely altered it's dependency on hydro power from other states and instituted sol ...
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  What is the hesitation with Solar Power which an excellent Renewable Energy resource? It is a must for Ghanaians. One state in India has completely altered it's dependency on hydro power from other states and instituted solar farms. Wake up Ghana!

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• Ben, U.S. 11 years ago

  Please keep it up, Hon. I like your plans on alternative energy solutions and also your humble request to the U.S. government to assist Ghana in these sectors. Please don't hesitate to open your doors also to competent Ghanai ...
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  Please keep it up, Hon. I like your plans on alternative energy solutions and also your humble request to the U.S. government to assist Ghana in these sectors. Please don't hesitate to open your doors also to competent Ghanaians in diaspora who have the technical expertise or funds to invest the renewable energy sector.

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• Kwadjoe, London 11 years ago

  Please Hon. do apologise to the USA on your own behalf and on behalf of Ghanaians for the wrong we did so fa as VALCO is concerned. Even intelectuals like Prof Akilapka Sawyer did not understand the agreement but sat down to ...
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  Please Hon. do apologise to the USA on your own behalf and on behalf of Ghanaians for the wrong we did so fa as VALCO is concerned. Even intelectuals like Prof Akilapka Sawyer did not understand the agreement but sat down to re-negotiate this agreement. US is serious but are we?

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• MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

  Of the nearly 1.4 billion people in the world today who still lack access to electricity, the majority live on the African continent.
  
  From what is going on with our constant outages and blackouts, one does not have to be ...
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  Of the nearly 1.4 billion people in the world today who still lack access to electricity, the majority live on the African continent.
  
  From what is going on with our constant outages and blackouts, one does not have to be reminded that we in Ghana need ambitious financing for renewable energy projects of all sizes and types to stimulate investment, maintain rapid growth in our stalled economy and provide energy access to our rural areas.
  
  Investments in solar energy, wind energy, waste-to-energy conversion systems, mini-hydros, and biofuels to feed our national power grids, to innovate localized off-grid solutions to bring power to people and areas that are currently without power.
  
  The energy policy of the government should have been brought up as a topic of discussion with the US Ambassador.

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• kofi 11 years ago

  my, problem, is until delegate comes to us, we cant say what are the plans for the future.

  my, problem, is until delegate comes to us, we cant say what are the plans for the future.

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