Western Regional Minister applauds Karpowership’s role in Ghana’s power sector
The visit provided an opportunity for the Minister and his delegation to gain first-hand insight into the operations of Powership and Karpowership and their role in supporting Ghana’s electricity supply and contributing to the stability of the national grid.
The Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, recently toured the Karadeniz Powership Osman Khan, Karpowership Ghana's floating power generation facility in Takoradi. During the visit, the minister praised the company for its efforts in supporting Ghana's power sector. The excursion allowed for a firsthand look at the operations of both Powership and Karpowership, as well as their contribution to maintaining the national grid's stability.
Karpowership's team was briefed on the technology, processes, and expertise that drive the company's energy generation activities. Nelson also discussed the company's operations within the Western Region and its broader impact on local communities. He commended Karpowership's adherence to high operational standards and their vital role in Ghana's economic development, emphasizing the significance of dependable and efficient power generation.
The delegation was also taken through some of Karpowership Ghana's community and corporate social responsibility programs, showcasing the company's dedication to supporting education, youth development, environmental sustainability, and community well-being. Corporate Communications Manager at Karpowership Ghana, Sandra Amarquaye, highlighted the company's appreciation for its relationships with government and stakeholders, and its commitment to continued collaboration to advance development in the Western Region.
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