350 Ghana, has been presented with a Certificate of Participation at the prestigious Energy Globe 2024 awards. This recognition is in acknowledgment of their outstanding project titled “Renewable Energy for Communities,” which was submitted as part of the global competition focused on sustainable solutions.
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On September 27, 2024, Accra’s streets were alive with energy and purpose as passionate advocates for climate action took part in the “Vote for Renewable Energy” (Vote for RE) march. Organized by 350 Ghana Reducing Our Carbon (350 G-ROC), this event was more than a protest—it was a powerful call for change, urging Ghana’s policymakers
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Are you passionate about climate change, renewable energy, and Africa’s sustainable future? Then you don’t want to miss the upcoming Renewable Energy (RE) Summit 2025 in the Eastern Region of Ghana! This highly anticipated event, organized by 350 Ghana, is set to bring together experts, policymakers, innovators, and youth leaders to discuss the urgent need
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Old Fadama, a trading community in the Odododiodio constituency, is known for its trading activities and diverse population; occupied by Ghanaians across the regions coupled with African nationals such as persons from Togo, Benin, Nigeria, among others.
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Ghana is embracing a renewable energy revolution that is poised to transform the nation’s energy landscape. With a resolute commitment to achieving 10% renewable energy in its power generation mix, Ghana is charting a course toward a sustainable and prosperous future. At the forefront of this ambitious endeavor is the Renewable Energy for Communities Coalition
Entire households in Domangburi, a community in Ghana’s Sawla Tuna Kalba District, have been powered by solar energy for the first time. Previously without access to electricity, residents relied on firewood, flashlights, and traditional oil lamps to light their homes. This lack of reliable lighting severely impacted students’ ability to study after dark and stifled
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350 Ghana, a grassroots climate movement, made its latest stop at Sandema Senior High School as part of their ongoing Renewable Energy for Schools campaign. The event, which also saw the participation of students from Sandema Technical School, focused on equipping students with practical knowledge about renewable energy and fostering creativity around solar energy solutions.
Reducing energy consumption is not only beneficial for the environment but also helps in saving on utility bills. Here are some practical tips you can follow:
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Vakpo, Ghana – In a concerted effort to combat climate change and reduce Ghana’s carbon emissions, 350 Ghana Reducing Our Carbon (G-ROC) has taken a proactive approach by empowering and mobilizing youth groups across the country. In collaboration with key stakeholders, G-ROC has recently conducted a successful renewable energy education program at Vakpo Senior High
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The government is targeting a 10% penetration of renewable energy into Ghana’s electricity mix by 2030 through the implementation of its Renewable Energy Master plan. But the country’s shift to a greener and cleaner energy mix is bereft of women and youth inclusivity at the leadership and policy implementation levels.
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