“Ghana Power Sector Report 2011” Now Available at MarketPublishers.com
15 Mar 2011 • by Natalie Aster
LONDON – Ghana's electricity sector is undergoing a period of change with a spurt of new power projects that will raise total installed generation capacity in the country by 65% to a total of 3,600 MW by 2013. Fast growth is expected in the years ahead for the Ghanaian electricity sector. Commercial production of oil is expected to boost growth in the country significantly with electricity consumption forecast to rise by 26% between 2011 and 2015 to a total of 13,169 GWh. At current tariff rates, total industry revenues are forecast to grow to $2.05 billion by 2015.
New market research report “Ghana Power Sector Report 2011” by Nnebe Business Services Ltd provides comprehensive information on electricity consumption, supply, imports and exports. The study profiles independent power producers, discusses the construction of new power plants, West African power pools and delves into how higher metal prices raise industrial power demand.
Report Details:
Title: Ghana Power Sector Report 2011
Published: February, 2011
Pages: 30
Price: US$ 800.00
Report Contents:
Executive Summary
1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
1.1 Historical Background
1.2 Electricity Consumption
1.3 Electricity Supply
1.4 Electricity Imports & Exports
1.5 Electricity Tariffs
2. REGULATION & POLICIES
2.1 Regulatory Overview
2.2 Tariff Policies
2.3 National Electrification Scheme (NES)
3. PROFILE OF KEY PARTICIPANTS
3.1 Volta River Authority (VRA)
3.2 Independent Power Producers (IPP)
3.3 Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo)
3.4 Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG)
3.5 Northern Electricity Department (NED)
4. INDUSTRY RISKS & CHALLENGES
4.1 High Crude Oil Import Prices
4.2 Gas Supply Constraints
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