Energy and Works Ministries to anchor building, power and energy expo on December 1
The Ministries of Energy and Works and Housing and Synergice Events will, from December 1, 2026, bring together players in the building, power, and energy industries at the largest expo and exhibition fair in West Africa.
The event is also being supported by key stakeholder associations in the country such as the Ghana Electrical Contractors Association, Association of Building & Civil Engineering Contractors, Ghana Electrical Dealers Associations, Ghana Union of Traders Association, the Energy Chamber of Ghana, Ghana Chamber of Construction Industries, and other stakeholders including international partners like CCI France Ghana and KOTRA.
Building construction with power and energy is one of the most significant sectors supporting the growth and sustainability of the Ghanaian economy, infrastructure, and industries and contributing significantly towards the income of the country, including energy exports.
The event is expected to bring together 100+ exhibitors from China, Ghana, Nigeria, South Korea, India, Portugal, Spain, France UAE, and Qatar. Over 4,000 businesses and professionals from Ghana, Nigeria and West Africa are also expected to take part.
The exhibition will cover sectors including electrical, power energy, solar, battery, transmissions, wires, cables, construction equipment, building materials and chemicals, ceramic tiles and sanitary ware, granite stone and flooring, plumbing, hospitality among other.
According to the organisers, the event gives the opportunity to meet and engage in business-to-business discussions and explore business partnerships with manufacturers, exporters, suppliers, distributors, importers, wholesalers, contractors, retailers and consultants.
It is expected to address the growing building and construction requirements, along with the power and energy supply demand and issues in the country, so that the sector can be built and developed in the country.
This aligns with the vision of the Government of Ghana to have a strong industrial support infrastructure for export and job creation.
Ghanaian and West African companies will have the opportunity to connect, collaborate and create distribution arrangements, joint ventures, and investments.
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