To become a centre of excellence in energy policy analysis, training and advocacy on the best use of Africa’s energy resources for equitable and sustainable development.
Mission
We work to influence energy sector policies in Africa by providing professional analysis of energy policy, training, advisory services and policy advocacy for the efficient and transparent management of Africa’s energy resources.
Strict compliance with ethical values including transparency, accountability, anti-corruption, non-political partisanship, efficiency, professionalism, independence and fairness. We stress on the provision of appropriate policy and legal frameworks in Africa’s energy sector that enhances the harnessing of the continent’s vast potential for the development of her people. We lay emphasis on training of managers of African institutions and advocate for greater energy sector governance based on our experience and expertise in the political economy of energy resource management (oil, gas, electricity and renewable energy).
What We Do
The Africa Centre for Energy Policy was established in 2010 and registered in Ghana under the Companies Registration Code with registration number CG044282013. It is also registered as not-for-profit organization with number DSW15703. ACEP is an African energy policy think tank and an advisory based organization which works with partners around the World and especially in Africa to harness the potential of Africa’s vast energy resources (oil, gas and renewable) for the accelerated development of the Continent. The Centre recently added mineral policy to its portfolio following the demand by stakeholders to expand our reach to help address the problems facing Africa’s mining sector
SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOME ANALYSIS OF ABFA-FUNDED PROJECTS: THE CASE OF KEYIME, OHAWU AND DAWA IRRIGATION DAM PROJECTS