Electric Two and Three-Wheelers Adoption in Ghana
Sector: Residential • Location: Accra, Ghana
Source: The Business & Financial Times
The Centre for Extractives and Development Africa (CEDA) is advocating for the adoption of electric two and three-wheelers in Ghana to support the country's energy transition goals and reduce carbon emissions. The project aims to explore transition pathways for these vehicles, assess their impact on employment and climate goals, and strengthen the regulatory framework surrounding their use.
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Description | The Centre for Extractives and Development Africa (CEDA) is advocating for the adoption of electric two and three-wheelers in Ghana to support the country's energy transition goals and reduce carbon emissions. The project aims to explore transition pathways for these vehicles, assess their impact on employment and climate goals, and strengthen the regulatory framework surrounding their use. |
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