Pal energy solutions Ghana

How can Ghana reduce reliance on petroleum fuel?

Ghana has ability to lower the reliance on petroleum fuel through production of its own energy from sources that are renewable. If the right measures are properly taken, the potential renewable resources available in Ghana such as hydropower, solar, wind, biomass, biogas could reduce the current energy demand in Ghana by atleast 55%.

How will Ghana improve its electricity sector from 2010 to 2030?

A stronger foundation has been therefore set for further advancement in Ghana’s electricity sector from 2010 up to the moment. The aim of the government is to increase the capacity of renewable energy continuously in electricity generation with 10% of the renewable energy in the country’s energy mix by 2030 being a target.

How many solar systems are there in Ghana?

The government through the Ministry of Energy started a project of increasing solar energy among the rural areas and has distributed about 15,000 solar systems in Ghana's rural areas, equivalent to about 3.2 MW of installed power. The Ministry of Energy was in charge and was supported financially by the development partners [15, 16, 17].

Is solar energy a viable option in Ghana?

Ghana is a fertile ground for expanding renewable energy sector because of the abundance of the natural resources, geographical conditions and government policies which are favourable. The country is enjoying ample sunlight in the entire year and therefore solar energy is an option that is highly viable.

What is the solar energy potential of Ghana?

Ghana’s geographical position is within the trophic with a solar radiation range from 4.0 to 6.5 kWh/m 2 /day, with an annual period of sunlight from 1800 to 3000 h. Highest solar radiation is received at the northern part of the country. The potential of solar energy is approximated to be almost 35 EJ (Exajoules).

Who is Sodigaz & PAL energy?

Sodigaz is a local champion with an experienced and successful management team and PAL Energy’s expertise and network seeks to help expand its future footprint in the region. AIIM was advised by Asafo & Co. (legal), PWC (financial and tax), IBIS (ESG) and Bureau Veritas (Technical).