ASEC, Kathryn Strachan Consulting to host AI for Africa Workshop
The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC), in partnership with Kathryn Strachan Consulting, is hosting the AI for Africa Workshop.
ASEC signs MoU with illuminem
The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) and illuminem, the leading sustainability information, data, and solutions platform, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
ASEC signs MoU with APPO to strengthen cooperation and set up energy initiatives
With this move, ASEC and ASEC aim to strengthen their cooperation in building a sustainable oil and gas framework that is targeted at climate change and sustainability. This framework includes making African oil and gas environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Africa's Energy Future: Leaders, Innovators, and Experts chart a path at ASED 2025
On May 16, 2025, the Africa Sustainable Energy Dialogue (ASED) brought together a distinguished assembly of policymakers, energy experts, financiers, and innovators in a high-level virtual forum to address one of Africa's most persistent and pressing challenges: the continent's energy access gap.
Press Release: Global oil price surge validates ASEC's caution on GHC 1 fuel levy
Earlier this year, ASEC cautioned that introducing the levy amid what appeared to be a dip in fuel prices due to cedi appreciation was a premature move.
Press Release: ASEC Expresses Disappointment in Government & COMAC over Postponing Fuel Levy
The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) expresses profound disappointment in the stakeholders on the Management of Energy Sector Levies following its failure to scrap the controversial GHS 1 per litre fuel levy, particularly COMAC for not representing the interest of the consumers.
Press Release: ASEC Kicks Against Proposed Energy Levy: Fix the Root, Not the Symptoms
The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) has expressed deep concern over the Government of Ghana’s proposal to introduce a new GHS 1 levy on every litre of fuel. The move is “a short-sighted measure that targets citizens rather than addressing structural weaknesses in the energy sector.
