In order to meet Ghana’s increasing need for electricity, the Bui Power Authority has renewed its commitment to using the nation’s plentiful sunshine to produce renewable energy.
Chief Executive Officer , Samuel Kofi Dzamesi recently emphasized the authority’s strategic goals to increase its solar capacity and investigate alternative energy sources during a visit to the 50MW solar power facility in Yendi.
First Sky Limited is building a 50MW solar power plant that will cost $59 million. The Bui Power Authority will repay the project after it is operational, which should happen in eight years.
The project is a component of the authority’s initiatives to give Ghanaians dependable power delivery.
In order to underscore the project’s importance, Dzamesi said, “So this is what we are doing. Currently, this endeavor is not limited to the sun. In addition, we are building structures to accommodate the laborers.
“This powerhouse here will make sure that the crucial line is emptied of power. Furthermore, Bui Power is playing a very calculated role in making sure that we construct more solar power plants. You don’t need to go buy it before you can generate power since God has given us with the sun.
The CEO stated, “We hope that here the land is enough to build 100 megawatts,” expressing optimism about the possibility of growth. Thus, we’re hoping that after the contractor finishes this initial phase and we begin selling, we’ll be able to get into another contract with him to add an additional 50 megawatts to
By: Comfort Larry(GhanaNet Radio)
