A high-level delegation from the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC), led by Deputy Managing Director for Technical Services, Mr. Mohammed L. Sow, has visited Ghana’s Bui Power Authority (BPA) to understudy its operations and explore collaboration in renewable energy development.
The purpose of the visit was to gain insight into BPA’s integrated renewable energy systems and explore collaborative opportunities to enhance Liberia’s energy infrastructure.
During the visit, the delegation toured BPA’s renewable energy facilities and infrastructural assets, including the 404 MW hydroelectric plant, the floating and land-based solar PV installations, staff residential facilities, and resettlement communities.
The delegation expressed deep appreciation for BPA’s innovative and diversified approach to power generation.
Speaking on behalf of the Acting CEO of BPA, Deputy CEO in charge of Engineering Operations and Technical Services, Ing. Samuel Nimako-Boateng, reaffirmed the Authority’s commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions across Africa.
“As a recognized leader in renewable energy innovation, we look forward to partnerships with like-minded institutions and governments across the continent,” he said.
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