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Solar Market Outlook in Ghana

In the past decade, Ghana’s ability to produce power is rapidly overpowered by its growing demand for power supply. This has prompted the government to adopt the UN Sustainable Development Goal, which is aimed at providing universal access to sustainable, accessible, and reliable energy sources. This eventually led to the focus on using renewable energy sources in the hopes of expanding economic opportunities in the country. 

Ghana has made great strides in its effort to expand renewable energy, particularly the solar power market. It is one of the African countries with the highest rates of electricity access (72% in 2014). Ghana has also managed to export power to its neighboring countries such as Benin and Burkina Faso. 

Due to the gradual increase in energy demand in Ghana, the government has focused its efforts on boosting its generation capacity. Solar is one of the primary renewable energy sources that the government has committed to tap and boost development on. Aside from addressing the growing demand for power, the government also wishes to take this step to reduce carbon emissions and take part in the global effort to fight climate change. 

Solar Energy Equipment Supply Capacity in Ghana

The solar manufacturers and companies in Ghana ran the gamut in terms of producing solar PVs, accessories, and other components. However, you can also find global and online distributors to supplement your options.

Top 8 Major Seaports & Logistics in Ghana

The port activity is alive and kicking in Ghana. Therefore, anyone – individual or industrial – who wishes to install solar power equipment can easily transport them through any of the major commercial ports:

  • Port of Saltpond,
  • Port of Tema,
  • Port of Takoradi,
  • Port of Sekondi,
  • Port of Elmna, 
  • Port of Accra.

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Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery

What is a Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery?

 

Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery is also known as the Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery. There are two electrodes made of Graphite and Lithium Iron Phosphate. 

Lithium-ion batteries have a discharge voltage of 2.5 Volts. The maximum output charge per cell is 3.65 Volts.

Lithium-ion batteries are widely used in electric vehicles and are the alternative to fossil fuels. 

 

Applications of Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery?

 

Lithium reserves are present in abundance in various parts of the world. Lithium Ferro Phosphate batteries are environmentally friendly and help to reduce the carbon footprint of the population. From Solar power storage to EVs, the Lithium Ferro battery market is expanding rapidly.

Solar Power: Power generated from the PV cells gets stored in the LiFePO4 cells with higher electrical potential. Cells are directly connected to the battery to use with the LEDs.

Electric Vehicles: One of the latest and big applications of Lithium-ion batteries is electric vehicles. Car manufacturers use LiFePO4 to increase safety and reduce weight per kW.

Domestic Energy needs: Lithium Ferro Phosphate batteries get used in home solar power storage. These batteries are highly safe and with low discharge rate.

 

Advantages of Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery?

 

  • Apart from being environment-friendly, Lithium Ferro Phosphate batteries have a long life.
  • Elements like Lithium are present in large quantities on the earth. Therefore supply for production is not a problem.
  • The cost of these batteries is lower than other types of batteries.
  • Because of their chemical stability, LiFePO4 batteries are safer than other batteries.
  • Nominal voltage is nearly the same as lead-acid batteries. That makes them compatible with many gadgets and power systems.

 

How does a Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery work?

Batteries produce current by the movement of free electrons in the circuit. The chemical process inside the battery triggers when positively charged lithium ions move from the positive side to the negative side through the electrolytic solution. The movement of electrons starts in the circuit, and the current flows in the opposite direction of the electrons.

 

What are some top brands of Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery?

Below are the top manufacturers of Lithium Ferro Phosphate Batteries in the USA.

  • Grepow Inc.
  • Lithion Battery Inc.
  • Power-Sonic Corporation
  • Digi-Key

 

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