Saving electricity in an emergency, experiences from some countries and lessons for Ghana

Authors

  • John Ansu Gyabaah
  • Elvis Twumasi
  • Samuel Gyamfi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55058/adrrijet.v5i3(4)%20October-December.756

Keywords:

shortfall, energy, crisis, electricity, shortages, Ghana

Abstract

Shortfall in electricity supply or energy crisis is key challenge to economic development. It is a common problem faced in many parts of the world. Factors that contribute to energy crises or electricity shortages include drought, earthquakes, fuel shortages and equipment breakdown. Ghana in recent times has faced serious energy shortfalls. This paper discusses the major causes of energy crises in some countries including Ghana, and highlights the strategies used in mitigating the impact on consumers/economy. The applicability or otherwise of some crises management strategies in Ghana have also been discussed. The paper concludes by recommending demand side management programs as part of a portfolio of measures that can mitigate the impact of electricity shortfalls on consumers in Ghana.

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Published

2021-12-31

How to Cite

Gyabaah, J. A. ., Twumasi, E. ., & Gyamfi, S. . (2021). Saving electricity in an emergency, experiences from some countries and lessons for Ghana. ADRRI Journal of Engineering and Technology, 5(3(4) October-December), 1-16. https://doi.org/10.55058/adrrijet.v5i3(4) October-December.756