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Energy Commission deepens technical capacity of customs officers on energy efficiency regulations in Kumasi

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Energy Commission has intensified technical capacity-building for Customs officials as part of efforts to strengthen the enforcement of Ghana rsquo;s energy efficiency regulatory regime and ensure that imported electrical and cooling appliances comply with prescribed minimum energy performance standards.

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