The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Hon. John Abdulai Jinapor, has visited the Energy Commission as part of his familiarization tour of key energy institutions.
He was received by the Executive Secretary, Ms. Eunice A. Biritwum, and the management team, who presented a comprehensive overview of the Commission’s mandate, achievements, structure, and challenges.
Notable highlights included the launch of a solar-powered electric vehicle charging station, development of national EV standards, enforcement of appliance efficiency regulations, and certification of more than 18,000 professionals under the Electrical Wiring Regulations.
The Minister addressed key concerns raised by management and encouraged continued dialogue for deeper collaboration, while reaffirming the Commission’s strategic advisory role to the Ministry.
In an open engagement with staff, Hon. Jinapor commended the Commission’s work and urged staff to serve with dedication and ownership, stating: “Treat this organization as if it is your own. Do your best to serve Ghana, and I will advocate for your welfare.”
He also emphasized the importance of staff well-being and praised the appointment of Ms. Eunice A. Biritwum as the Commission’s first female Executive Secretary, underscoring his commitment to inclusive leadership.
The visit was well-received and left staff and management inspired by the Minister’s openness, vision, and encouragement to continue driving Ghana’s energy transition agenda.
Source: https://energynewsafrica.com
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