Karpowership renovates the Tema Municipal Library

Before the renovation, the library did not have
has not seen any evolution of its condition since its construction in the year 2000.

Expressing at the inaugural event of the
library Karpowership Ghana corporate communication, Sandra Amarquaye
said that the renovation of the library by Karpowership Ghana was crucial and
tandem with the goals of society to impact lives in the society they live.
operate in.

"As a company, we do not just want to be
known to provide reliable electricity to homes and industries in Ghana but
also have a positive impact on society with this renovated facility to cultivate
culture of reading in the younger generation.

It's a well-accepted term that readers are
leaders and for this reason we seek to contribute our quota to the future
Ghana leaders with this refurbished library. "

She
noted that the project was Karpowership's own way of saying goodbye to
the Tema community, which had hosted it for three years, as the company fervently prepares to relocate
its 470 MW power at the Sekondi Naval Base next month to use the
indigenous natural gas of the country in the western enclave.

She mentioned how the inhabitants of Tema had
continuously support their operations since their inception in 2015
and had served as a home through the hospitality offered by the community.

"We are grateful to the community and the
the traditional chefs for their support throughout our stay here ".

Director of the Ghana Library
Hayford Siaw was grateful to Karpowership for social work
interventions.

He said that "the purpose of the Ghana Library
The authority ensures that all the libraries we have are modern standards
use. The authority began to undertake renovation work on the
libraries across the country. We would like to call organizations to
imitate the work of Karpowership to help with our libraries. "

He noted that it was important for the
younger generations to cultivate the habit of reading.

Karpowership is the owner, operator and
builder of the world's only fleet Powership ™ (Floating Power Plant) and
plays an active role in medium and long-term investments; giving access to
electricity fast, affordable and reliable.

Karpowership currently owns and operates 22
Powerships with an installed capacity of more than 3,500 MW and an additional 5,000 MW
are under construction or under construction.

Karpowership is operational in Indonesia,
Lebanon, Mozambique, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Guinea Bissau, Gambia and
Caribbean.

GNA