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Electrical Engineering

Lauritz Knudsen targets Ghana’s power reliability gaps with expanded electrical solutions

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

Lauritz Knudsen Electrical Automation has announced an expansion of its operations in Ghana, focusing on electrical and automation solutions aimed at supporting industrial growth, improving power reliability and strengthening infrastructure across key sectors of the economy.

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