Ghana
Strategic National Energy Plan (SNEP) 2006-2020
Executive
Plan
Passed in 2006
Volume one of the SNEP covered the demand from residential; commercial & services sector; agriculture & fisheries; industry and transport sectors. Volume two covers the supply-side: electricity; petroleum; wood fuels and renewables.
The Plan has four sectoral Annexes: Energy Demand Sectors of the Economy; Electricity Plan; Petroleum Plan; and Wood fuels & Renewables Plan.
The overall national renewable energy policy target is to attain 10% renewable energy in the national energy mix by 2020.
Documents
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5,000 GWH saved, then 8,000 GWH by 2015, 2020 against a 2006 baseline
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50% electricity consumption reduction in military and police barracks, residential halls, and hostels of public tertiary institutions by 2015
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50% reduction urban household energy intensity by 2020 against a 2006 baseline
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1:1 fuel consumption per GDP growth by 2020
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20% solar energy in agriculture by 2020
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1.5:1 electricity intensity in Residential and Commercial sectors by 2020
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30% renewable rural electrification by 2020
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10% energy from renewables by 2020
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1% solar water heater energy in hotels, restaurants, and kitchens by 2015, then 5% by 2020
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15% rural electrification by renewables by 2015, then 30% by 2020
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2% biodiesel in agriculture by 2015, then 10% by 2020
from the Grantham Research Institute
from the Grantham Research Institute
