Dr. Mathew Opoku Prempeh, Ghana’s Energy Minister, met with senior World Bank officials at the Africa Energy Forum (AEF) 2024 to discuss strategies for creating a stable and efficient energy sector to boost Ghana’s economic growth.
He stressed the need for consolidated efforts in achieving sustainability and efficiency in the energy sector.
These discussions are part of a broader initiative to enhance the country’s energy infrastructure and secure investment for future development.
In a panel discussion titled “Building Cohesive Gas Value Chains and Developing Future Infrastructure,” Dr. Prempeh highlighted the critical role of natural gas in Africa’s industrialization.
He pointed out that expanding natural gas usage is essential for power generation and industrial processes, aligning with the global energy transition agenda.
Dr. Prempeh according to the write up set to further detail investment opportunities in Ghana’s energy sector during his country spotlight session at the forum.
