The Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy (CEMSE) is an organization established under the laws of Ghana to conduct research and advocacy in areas of energy security, sustainability, and environmental management. The center uses secondary and primary research to contribute to policy formulations in accessibility and affordability of energy sources without compromising their impact on the environment.
The PURC’s decision to increase electricity tariffs by 1.14% for Q4 2025 was predicated on
specific, and as it turned out, profoundly pessimistic econ…
In Ghana, the price floor effectively homogenizes pricing across brands, regardless of their
operational efficiency, location, or business model. This…
Africa’s Mission 300 initiative is reshaping the continent’s energy future, and understanding electricity system losses has become central to achievin…
Ghana is fast losing its rich biodiversity, lush forests, and vibrant wetlands as a result of deforestation, illegal mining, unregulated agricultur…
Privatisation presents the best solution to the current woes of ECG. Privatisation of Electricity Company of Ghana