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Editorial: Electric vehicle prospects growing in Ghana…
Editorial

Editorial: Electric vehicle prospects growing in Ghana…

Published September 25, 20262 min read

The Energy Commission has targetted 35 percent electric vehicle (EV) adoption by the year 2035, while expecting diesel and petrol vehicles to stop being imported into the country by 2045.

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