Biography:
He is a motivated energy and financial economist with a Master's degree in Energy Economics and Finance and is currently pursuing a PhD in Energy Economics. His expertise focuses on energy-dependent mining economics, power system economics, and renewable energy economics, with proficiency in quantitative analysis, financial analysis, and modelling. He has experience in research market indicators and contributing to feasibility studies for energy projects. His key managerial and administrative interests are on oil and gas industry management, electricity and power system management, mining and industrial economics with strategic and result driven aims and objectives. His current research work focuses on Hydro-Mining-Economic Growth Nexus, with work-in-progress publications on the mining industry economics, hydro energy efficiency, cybersecurity human capital in energy sector, and energy policy analysis for developing countries.
Title : Cybersecurity human capital, and infrastructure resilience in Ghana’s energy sector