The 6th WACEE on 07-09 November 2017 again features a top-level 3-day conference program
All is set for WACEE 2017, West Africa’s 6th Clean Energy & Environment Exhibition & Conference, scheduled for 07-09 November 2017 at the Accra International Conference Centre.
WACEE is the leading exhibition and conference on renewable energy and environmental technologies in Ghana and West Africa. Again more than a thousand specialists from all over West Africa will discuss their business with forty exhibitors and exchange with dozens of speakers.
Banning power crises forever: The role of renewable energy
Source: Ghana Web - August 23, 2017
Ghana enjoys about 330 days of sunshine annually. The average annual wind speeds along the coast and some islands range from 4-6m/s at 50m hub height. This potential can support utility scale wind power and hybrid micro/mini-grid development...
Ghana moves to embrace renewable energy
Source: Construction Review Online - June 6, 2017
Ghana will commence the process to entirely move to renewable energy, President Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has announced.
Gallery 2017
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Testimonials 2017
Robert Bosch Limited-Nigeria - (from left to right) Mr Shola Hassan - Business Development Manager, Mr Frederico Dutra - Sales Africa Product Manager, Mr Ayobami A. Ogunleye - Business Development Manager West Africa, Mr Carlos Lourenco - International Trainer
Catalogue 2017
Conference program 2017
Conference Programme under the motto “Renewable Energy and Environmental Technologies in the Context of Sustainable Development: Future Challenges and Directions”
“From our engagement with the stakeholders in the clean energy and waste management sectors in Ghana as well as the public, we have seen that there is an interest in cleaner energy and proper waste management. We however also realised, that from a Ghanaian perspective we should acknowledge that even though the environment is important, fast development that raises the living standards of the people in both the short and the long term is paramount, and the environmental concerns may sometimes take a backseat. Based on this we saw the need to integrate the topic of development directly with clean energy and waste management. Therefore, the goal of the fair is to not only show the economic and environmental benefits of the products and technologies, but also show the linkage between the implementation of these products / technologies and sustainable development of Ghana and the sub-region.” (AHK Ghana)
