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The ECOWAS Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (ECREEE) is proud to announce the inauguration of solarisation projects at three hospitals in Ghana.

The solarisation projects consist of a 61KWp at Finney Hospital, a 21KWp solar system at Barnor Memorial Hospital, and a 30KWp solar power system at Mother-Love Hospital.

The projects were developed and implemented in partnership with Tradeworks Limited, a local solar energy company, with technical support and co-funding from ECREEE, through the ECOWAS Special Intervention Fund (ESIF).

The projects will ensure an uninterrupted power supply to the beneficiary hospitals and thus contribute to the provision of excellent healthcare services to the communities where they operate.

The inauguration ceremony at Finney Hospital was attended by several notable figures, including the Director for Renewable Energy, Randy Sey, who represented the Energy Minister of Ghana; the Director for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency at the Energy Commission of Ghana, Kofi Agyarko, who represented the Executive Secretary; Executive Director of ECREEE, Jean Francis Sempore; the Chief Medical Director of Finney Hospital, Dr. Allen Steele-Dadzie; and the Chief Executive Officer of Tradeworks Limited, Randy Sey.

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