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Ghana cap puts brakes on utility-scale solar

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  • sko 9 years ago

    This is just another way to blow a good investment (FDI) opportunity. How are investors supposed to make investment decisions with increasing govt indecision and uncertainties and no clear long-term policies or guidance?

  • Farmer 9 years ago

    That's the definitive end of foreign investment in renewable energy in this country.

  • BlackC 9 years ago

    Wrong. Incorporate grid stability or storage measures in the projects and you won't have to deal with the limits.

    Investment is not about running off with your quick cash and letting Ghana deal with the burden of your pro ...
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  • Jinapor, Comedian 9 years ago

    HaHaHa!

  • BlackC 9 years ago

    "He said the 150MW cap would be in place for the “short to medium term” for PV projects not incorporating grid stability or storage measures."

    It hasn't ended. These large solar projects have the capital to put into ...
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  • Kweku Boateng Jnr. 9 years ago

    South Africa uses tender process, sonGhana is not the first.

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