Energy Management Support
- Support to establish an ISO 50001-compliant Energy Management System (EnMS).
- Support in setting company-specific energy performance improvement targets.
- Technical support to implement energy efficiency measures.
Following the successful implementation of Ghana’s first Energy Efficiency Network from 2023 to 2025, the AGI Energy Service Centre (AGI-ESC), with support from GIZ Ghana, is launching another Energy Efficiency Network to run from 2026 to 2028.
The Energy Efficiency Network is a structured two-year programme designed to help companies improve energy performance, strengthen energy management systems, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and implement decarbonization measures.
Join the 2026–2028 network and gain structured support to improve energy performance, build an ISO 50001-compliant EnMS, and advance your decarbonization journey.
Following the successful implementation of Ghana's first Energy Efficiency Network from 2023 to 2025, the AGI Energy Service Centre (AGI-ESC), with support from GIZ Ghana, is launching another Energy Efficiency Network to run from 2026 to 2028.
The Energy Efficiency Network is a structured two-year programme designed to help companies improve energy performance, strengthen energy management systems, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and implement decarbonization measures.
Over the two-year programme, network participants will benefit from the following:
Periodic meetings will be organized throughout the programme to enable participants to exchange experiences and knowledge, access technical experts, and learn about emerging technologies and best practices. Network meetings are structured as follows:
In between the meetings:
Energy Efficiency Network Membership Certificate and recognition for sustainable practices.
Reduce energy costs and improve operational efficiency.
Strengthen energy management and company emission reporting.
Improve readiness for ISO certification and requirements.
Participating companies will contribute GHS 10,000 per year, covering approximately 50% of the actual programme cost, while the remaining cost will be supported by GIZ Ghana.
To promote greater participation and inclusion, women-owned/led businesses will pay a further reduced fee of GHS 7,000 per year.
Pictures from the previous Energy Efficiency Network launch and network activities.
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