My name is Michael Creg Afful, the Editor and Executive Director of Energy News Africa Ltd based in the Republic of Ghana, West Africa.
On behalf of the Energy News Africa team, I extend warm greetings to our esteemed media colleagues across Ghana, Africa and beyond and all our loyal readers.
Exactly five years ago today, 30th October 2019, we gathered at the British Hall in Accra to officially launch https://energynewsafrica.com to publish credible, accurate and relevant information in the energy industry in Ghana, Africa and beyond, and disseminate it to promote the growth of the energy sector across Africa.
Over the past five years, Energy News Africa has established itself as a leading online platform, providing unparalleled coverage of the dynamic energy landscape in Africa.
Our website has become the go-to source for industry professionals, policymakers and enthusiasts seeking timely, informative and insightful news and analysis.
We have worked tirelessly to provide comprehensive coverage of the continent’s energy sector, from renewable energy advancements to fossil fuel developments, and from policy reforms to innovative technologies.
We have achieved a significant milestone and the website attracts readers from over 100 countries across the world.
As we celebrate these five years of great achievements, we want to use this opportunity to thank all our readers across the world.
Per data provided by Google Analytics, Ghana ranked number one when it comes to readership.
This is followed by Russia, the USA, Nigeria, the UK, Norway, The Netherlands, South Africa, Hong Kong and Ireland in the 10th position.
We use this opportunity to urge our readers to continue visiting Energy News Africa platforms to get accurate and credible energy News and encourage those who are yet to visit our platforms.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt appreciation to our dedicated team of journalists, proofreaders and contributors who have worked tirelessly to deliver high-quality content. Your passion, expertise and dedication have been the driving force behind our success.
To our partners and supporters, Energy Ministry, BPA, Ghana Gas, ECG, GRIDCo, IPPs, NEDCo, VRA, NPA, BOST, CBOD, AOMC, GOIL PLC, Petroleum Commission, GNPC, WAPCO, PURC, ACEP, IES, Tullow, ENI, KOSMOS, COPEC and Energy Media Group, I extend my sincerest gratitude to you.
Your engagement, feedback and encouragement have fueled our growth and motivated us to strive for excellence. We are honoured to have served as a platform for knowledge sharing, dialogue and collaboration.
As we celebrate this milestone, we recognise the immense progress made in Africa’s energy sector. From the growth of renewable energy capacity to the increasing investment in energy infrastructure, there are many reasons to be optimistic about the continent’s energy future.
However, we also acknowledge the significant challenges that remain. Energy access remains a pressing issue for millions of Africans, and the transition to a low-carbon economy requires sustained commitment and collective action.
As we look to the next five years, we recommit ourselves to:
- Expanding our coverage to include a more nuanced analysis of energy policy, regulation and governance;
- Showcasing innovative solutions, technologies and entrepreneurship driving Africa’s energy transformation;
- Enhancing our digital presence through interactive features, podcasts and social media engagement;
- . Fostering strategic partnerships to promote energy access, sustainability and industry development;
- Continuing to amplify the voices of African energy stakeholders, experts and communities;
- . Early next year, there will be a series of activities to mark the fifth anniversary, including public lectures.
As we embark on this next chapter, I reaffirm Energy News Africa’s commitment to informing, inspiring and connecting the African energy community.
Together, let us continue to shape a brighter energy future for Africa.
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