Kweku Awotwi on renewable energy in Ghana | Volta River Authority | Video

World Finance interviews Kweku Awotwi, CEO of Volta River Authority, on the growth in Ghana's renewable energy industry

December 19, 2013
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Transcript

For the past 50 years, the Volta River Authority has been powering electrical energy supplies throughout Ghana. Having recently started to increase production on an international scale, its CEO Kweku Awotwi talks about where Ghana’s energy industry is headed, what Ghana’s growing renewables sector means for the country’s GDP, and how Volta River Authority is dealing with its investment deficit.