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Apr 17, 1992Keywords:
Development Integrated Energy Planning Data Base Supply-Oriented Energy planning
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Integrated Energy Planning Framework for Application in Ghana
Abstract
Integrated Energy Planning is gaining currency in the development planning process of developing countries. In Ghana, with the setting up of the National Energy Board (NEB), efforts are being made to draw up a comprehensive energy plan for the country. To undertake this task requires information on various sectors of the national economy. Such information to facilitate the planning effort is not readily available. This paper reviews the framework for Integrated Energy Planning (IEP) and discusses the relevant information which must be acquired in the development of the energy data base.
