Energy Transition in the Context of Electricity Power System and Climate Change Reality: A Macro Evidence from Ghana

Whereas energy transitions have received global governance attention over the few decades, it appears research on this important subject is either new or unclear in terms of direction and quantum changes Ghana. The study was about an analysis phenomenon structural electricity context climate change reality Ghana to inform sustainable policy. used desktop methodology, including retrieving analyzing secondary qualitative quantitative materials from various sources. results show two significant Ghana's subsector. Firstly, a transition previous hydro dominant generation hydro-solar-thermal mix. However, crude fired thermal plants account for 69.56%, compared 43.33% 0.49% respectively hydroelectricity solar 2020. Secondly, state monopoly supply structurally significantly changed into state-private-partnership mix, with approximately 57% total supplied by independent power producers Based results, concludes that broad perspective economy's electrical systems has taken place based available data low-carbon economy transitioning compatible energy-climate-sustainability nexus not yet place. Therefore, further interdisciplinary studies are imperative appreciate both theoretically practically why renewable policy agenda observed strategies implementations appeared contradictory.