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 Karpowership Ghana's floating power-generation facility, the Karadeniz Powership Osman Khan, located in Takoradi. During his visit, Minister Nelson expressed his admiration for Karpowership's role in Ghana's power sector. The minister and his delegation were given a firsthand look at the operations of the facility, as well as an explanation of the technology, processes, and expertise that power Karpowership's energy generation activities.
The trip allowed the delegation to learn about the company's contributions to Ghana's electricity supply and its impact on the stability of the national grid.
Mr. Nelson engaged with the Karpowership team to discuss the company's operations, its presence in the Western Region, and its broader impact on the communities where it operates. The minister commended Karpowership for upholding high operational standards and contributing to Ghana's economic development through reliable and efficient power generation.
"Karpowership's operations demonstrate the important role that reliable and efficient power generation plays in supporting Ghana's economic development," Minister Nelson stated.
As part of the visit, the delegation was given a tour of some of Karpowership Ghana's community and corporate social responsibility initiatives in the Western Region. These initiatives highlight the company's commitment to supporting local communities through interventions in areas such as education, youth development, environmental sustainability, and community support.
The visit emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between government, industry, and local stakeholders in driving development across the Western Region.
Sandra Amarquaye, Karpowership Ghana's Corporate Communications Manager, emphasized the company's commitment to maintaining open and constructive engagement with government and stakeholders. She expressed the company's honor in welcoming the Western Regional Minister to the facility and showcasing the work that goes into supporting Ghana's power supply.
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