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Gov’t moves to regulate EV charging stations as rapid deployment puts pressure on transformers Jinapor
The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has announced plans to introduce legislation regulating the installation and use of electric vehicle (EV) charging points across Ghana, citing growing pressure on electricity infrastructure.
So what we are saying is that you would need permission to set up that EV charging station from the Energy Commission,” Dr.
The proposed regulatory framework aims to balance the growth of Ghana’s EV sector with the need to protect the national electricity grid and support broader industrial development goals.
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