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Armah-Kofi Buah courts Chinese green technology for Ghana’s mining sector

Ghana eyes electric trucks for mining The discussions also focused on China’s rapid development of electric heavy-duty vehicles, a technology increasingly being deployed in ports, mines, factories and short-haul freight operations.
During the , Mr Armah-Kofi Buah toured the company’s facilities, where he inspected electric trucks and environmental protection installations as part of Ghana’s efforts to explore cleaner technologies for the mining industry.
China’s large-scale manufacturing capacity for lithium-ion batteries and electric vehicles has also helped create the supply chains and technical expertise needed to support the expansion of electric heavy-duty transport.
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