He said the implementation of Ghana's Renewable Energy Master Plan (REMP) could help the country to achieve the 10 per cent renewable energy target in the energy mix of the country by 2030.

Mr Chibeze was speaking in an interview with the Ghana News Agency about government's effort at stepping up renewable energy development in Ghana.

The 350 G-ROC is a formal network of youth groups and individuals formed with the aim of mobilising and empowering young people to actively champion the advocacy for reducing carbon emissions and promote renewable energy as a key to combating climate change.

Mr Chibeze congratulated the President for cutting the sod for the construction of two solar power plants in Kaleo and Lawra in the Upper West Region under the 17 - megawatt solar power project this year.

The project is expected to produce a 13-megawatt solar energy in Kaleo and the Lawra project is expected to produce four- megawatt of energy.

The members of 350 G-ROC also lauded the government for rapidly moving towards the adoption of a solar energy solution for all government and public buildings to reduce demand on the national grid and to reduce government expenditure on electricity.