This article explores how local communities can be involved in renewable energy projects, highlights successful grid modernization examples, and presents case studies of solar power integration in African nations.

Financial institutions in Ghana are increasingly considering ESG and sustainability factors when deciding where to allocate funding. Some banks and financial institutions such as Ecobank Ghana Limited have created special departments for ESG. Some of these banks are seeking funding support from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) to finance ESG projects.

The Vice President and Flagbearer of the NPP, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has announced what he has called a bold solution to ending the age-old problems over premix fuel for fisherfolk.

This Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) expansion is backed by a £2.35mn (US$3.04mn) commitment from Shell Foundation, co-funded with the UK Government through its Transforming Energy Access (TEA) platform.

Through collaboration, fossil fuel and renewable energy companies can develop innovative solutions to decarbonize energy production, reduce Ghana’s dependence on imported fuels, and enhance energy security. Renewable energy technologies, such as solar and wind power, can provide a stable and sustainable source of electricity.

New research reveals that empowering women in households significantly increases the adoption of cleaner cooking fuels in Ghana. The study finds that female-headed households are more likely to use clean energy sources compared to those headed by men.

Wahu Mobility has become the first manufacturer of electric bicycles in Ghana, Africa. Founded by British-born entrepreneur Valerie Labi, the company is set to transform the last-mile delivery sector, addressing the challenges of expensive, unreliable, and highly polluting transportation in Ghana’s capital city, Accra.