#kenkey — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #kenkey, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/04/ghana-lng-imports-fossil-fuel-debt
[this is nuts; everything the average #Ghanaian needs to get done with #LNG-power generation could be done with the ample free energy pouring down upon them in abundance -- John Gakpo can mill his corn to make #kenkey – #Ghana’s staple -- at a fraction of the #truecost of his #fossilfuel power.]
Ghana is heavily relying on gas to meet its growing power needs. Gas generates half of its electricity, while less than 1% comes from solar.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/04/ghana-lng-imports-fossil-fuel-debt
[this is nuts; everything the average #Ghanaian needs to get done with #LNG-power generation could be done with the ample free energy pouring down upon them in abundance -- John Gakpo can mill his corn to make #kenkey – #Ghana’s staple -- at a fraction of the #truecost of his #fossilfuel power.]
Ghana is heavily relying on gas to meet its growing power needs. Gas generates half of its electricity, while less than 1% comes from solar.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/04/ghana-lng-imports-fossil-fuel-debt
[this is nuts; everything the average #Ghanaian needs to get done with #LNG-power generation could be done with the ample free energy pouring down upon them in abundance -- John Gakpo can mill his corn to make #kenkey – #Ghana’s staple -- at a fraction of the #truecost of his #fossilfuel power.]
Ghana is heavily relying on gas to meet its growing power needs. Gas generates half of its electricity, while less than 1% comes from solar.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/04/ghana-lng-imports-fossil-fuel-debt
[this is nuts; everything the average #Ghanaian needs to get done with #LNG-power generation could be done with the ample free energy pouring down upon them in abundance -- John Gakpo can mill his corn to make #kenkey – #Ghana’s staple -- at a fraction of the #truecost of his #fossilfuel power.]
Ghana is heavily relying on gas to meet its growing power needs. Gas generates half of its electricity, while less than 1% comes from solar.