Sai Bioenergy Initiates 1,500MW Solar Project in Ghana's Savannah Region
Sai Bioenergy Ghana Private Limited is developing a 1,500MW solar PV power plant in Buipe, alongside a 250MWh battery storage system. This initiative, supported by the 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat, aims to enhance renewable energy capacity and promote sustainable energy crops.

Sai Bioenergy Ghana Private Limited is set to develop a 1,500MW solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant in Buipe, alongside a 250MWh battery energy storage system. The project will unfold in three phases: 100MW, 500MW, and 900MW, with the initial phase focused on constructing the battery system.
Additionally, the initiative includes a biogas/liquefied bio-methane plant processing 1,000 tonnes per day and plantations for energy crops over an area of 35,041.70 hectares. Two special purpose vehicles will execute the project, with a scoping notice for the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) already issued. This development may significantly boost Ghana's renewable energy output and agricultural sustainability.




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