81259197-Promoting Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings in Ghana

The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in the Public Sector Ghana (REEEPublic) project seeks to reduce electricity consumption of public (government owned) institutions in order to reduce the overall energy sector debt Ghana faces. The project will advise the Ministry of Energy and other relevant actors in the energy sector on implementing the to-be-amended Renewable Energy Act (RE Act) and will support the government in reducing the electricity costs of public facilities. It will set up, test and implement a system for rating and certifying buildings with regard to energy efficiency. The project strengthens an existing government initiative to promote RE and EE in public institutions, and it implements demonstration projects to improve energy efficiency and to use renewable energy in public institutions in selected regions and municipalities of the country. Training measures for skilled workers will be offered as an integral part of the project. The REEEPublic project is financed by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) with a duration from July 2019 through December 2021. This tender regards the implementation of all five outputs of the REEEPublic project.