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The publication, authored by TEMPLARS Partner Sarpong Odame and Senior Associate Aasiya Sarku Nettey, provides a concise roadmap for navigating Ghana’s renewable energy regulatory framework. It analyzes Ghana’s commitment to sustainable development and its ambitious goal of reaching 10% renewable electricity generation by 2030.

It includes an analysis of vital policies, licensing requirements, incentives, and power purchase agreements, making it a crucial resource for investors interested in Ghana’s renewable energy opportunities.

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