President Mahama’s visionary leadership is evident in his appointment of technical experts to key energy institutions. Dr. Ing. Robert Kofi Lartey’s appointment to Ghana Gas brought valuable technical knowledge and experience, ensuring efficient gas transmission and distribution, which has positively impacted Ghana’s energy sector.
As the General Manager for Operations at Ghana Gas, Dr. Ing. Lartey has contributed significantly to the company’s success in providing economic and reliable fuel to Ghana’s power sector. His diverse experience in chemical/process engineering, project management, and corporate governance has been instrumental in this achievement. Notably, his previous role as a Process Manager at TOR impacted Ghana’s first processing plant.
Dr. Ing. Lartey boasts impressive credentials, including an Executive Master’s in Business Administration and a Doctor of Business Administration.
His appointment to the role of Acting Chief Executive Officer, has been communicated as the predecessor stepped down from the role after 8 years of service to the state.
Similarly, Ing. Kenzo’s leadership at VRA has ensured reliable, sustainable power for homes and industries. With over 24 years of experience in the power sector, Ing. Kenzo has held various roles, including Deputy Chief Executive of Engineering and Operations at VRA.
President Mahama’s commitment to appointing experts has positioned Ghana’s energy sector for success, and his legacy will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come. The appointments have received great reception and support from staff, demonstrating the President’s interest in appointing competent hands to drive Ghana’s development.Civil
society groups have emphasized the critical role of the energy sector in national development over the past decade. The appointments of Dr. Ing. Lartey and Ing. Kenzo showcase the coordination between gas-to-power and related issues, reflecting President Mahama’s dedication to a thriving energy sector.
