Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) of Energy Dr . Matthew Opoku Prempeh is advocating that will country explores various ways within transitioning from fossil fuels in order to cleaner energy in the country. He or she is said this can be done whilst ensuring the economic development of Ghana as well as the common well-being of the citizenry. Talking at the stakeholder engagement upon Ghana’s Energy Transition Program held at the Kempinski Resort on Tuesday, he underscored the need for substantial resources to understand this vision. “We therefore must explore the various methods we can transition from non-renewable fuels to cleaner energy within Ghana while ensuring financial growth and the general wellbeing of the citizens. Transitioning in order to cleaner energy over the years to come would require substantial resources”, he revealed. He furthermore highlighted that the global advocacy for energy transition plus decarbonization has left many nations, especially hydrocarbon dependent nations in limbo and Ghana is not left out. “We, consequently , need to strategically plan to conquer the challenges imposed from the energy transition agenda and also to move with the rest of the entire world towards cleaner energy. We are grateful to the Vice Chief executive of the Republic, Alhaji Doctor Mahamudu Bawumia for honouring our invitation as Keynote Speaker at the Forum. We are also grateful to friend Ministers of Finance, Transportation and Environment, Science plus Technology for their presence plus support”, the Minister recommended. Meanwhile, the development of the Nationwide Energy Transition Plan has been coordinated by a 13- associate Committee under the Chairmanship from the Deputy Minister of Energy Doctor Mohammed Amin Adam. Resource: MyNewsGh. com/2022Send your information stories to [email protected] and via WhatsApp on +233 202452509Related Subjects: Feature