The Renewable Energy revolution is becoming more important in view of its impact on the environment and its economic benefits to companies who adopt same. However, its adoption, particularly by Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana is low. In this new Report, the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) highlights the results of a survey aimed at

Reliable and affordable power is at the core of all business operations as far as reducing costs and maintaining profitability is concerned.  However, with the new wave of the green revolution, there has arisen the need for a re-look at ways of reducing operational costs associated with power as well as the need for businesses

The Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), on  June 3, 2021, released a Press Statement, proffering recommendations for the way forward on the Eni-Springfield unitisation tussle, and the exit of ExxonMobil from Ghana.

Conduct Value For Money Audits For Oil Funded Projects – ACEP The Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) has engaged various Stakeholders within the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis on a Value for Money Analysis of oil-funded projects to share lessons learnt from ACEP’s tracking of the country’s oil revenue utilization. Addressing the media, the Executive Director of

The Energy Ghana Magazine (EGM), a product of the Energy Media Group (EMG) has in its July 2020 Special Edition, named the Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Benjamin Boakye, as one of the Top 5 Young Male Influencers in Ghana’s energy industry. This recognition, according to EGM, is in line

ACEP’s attention has been drawn to media publications of a response from Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) on the Centre’s “Analysis of the Proposal to Make Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) The National Gas Aggregator” published on 21st May 2020. This response has neither been received officially nor published on the website of GNGC to

Free Electricity: ACEP Wants Gov’t To Come Out With Plans Of Financing The Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) has called on the government to come out clearly on how much has been programmed to absorb electricity bills of consumers and how that expenditure will be financed. According to the Energy think tank, the country’s

50% Cut In Electricity Bills Will Only Worsen Government’s Indebtedness – ACEP President Akufo-Addo’s promise that government will take responsibility of 50% of electricity bills for consumers for a 3-month period has not gone down well with the Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Benjamin Boakye. Benjamin Boakye posited that government’s

ACEP Launches Report On Disability Interventions The African Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) has launched a report on disability intervention programmes in the country titled ‘Enabling the Disabled: A Mapping Report on Disability Interventions in Ghana’. The report provides evidence-based understanding of the nature and scale of disability-related exclusion in the country, and what works to