Ghana’s Kpong Hydroelectric dam has received a boost of €50million from a government development implementation agency AgenceFrancaise de Development (AFD) for the increase the energy supply in Ghana.
The security of energy sector in Ghana will be achieved once the project is completed since it will be able to produce over 160Megawats of electricity to the National Grid.
AFD resident manager Amelie said they financed the Kpong Hydroelectric dam project since it will be of great benefit to the country.
AFD currently have other ongoing projects and the bank has committed itself in training local bodies on management infrastructure.
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