11 NOVEMBER 2020 (09H00 – 15H00) // WEBINARDuring this exclusive masterclass, we will provide clarity on ALLof the applicable laws, regulations and policies that govern the renewable energy industry in Ghana, including the Renewable

Energy Act, Local Content Regulations and fiscal policy.

Participants will join the Masterclass remotely whilst the webinar is streamed directly from Ghana in an interactive and effective manner.

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PRESENTED BY LEADING GHANAIAN LAW FIRM:

Facilitators: Adelaide Benneh Prempeh, Managing Partner

Fawzya Medhat Khalil, Legal Associate

Abisola Ogunbadejo, Legal Associate

Michelle Nana Yaa Ansah, Legal Associate

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AGENDA AT A GLANCE:• Overview of Ghanaian renewable energy sector

• Ghanaian regulatory bodies and agencies

• The Renewable Energy Act

• Renewable energy licenses and renewals

• Renewable Energy Master Plan (REMP)

• The Energy Commission (Local Content and Local Participation) (Electricity Supply Industry) Regulations

• Fiscal regime, tax policy and incentives, and investment guarantees

WHAT PREVIOUS ATTENDEES HAD TO SAY:“This was a well-organised, informative event. Being a small group the level of interaction was hugely bene�cial.”

“Well done, African In�uence Exchange! The course was very bene�cial, we learned a lot and consolidated the knowledge that we already had on the applicability of the law that applies in Zimbabwe.”

“Once in a lifetime opportunity to listen to, learn from and pick the brains of top industry players in Zimbabwe.”

The Government of Ghana has placed signi�cant e�orts into growing the renewable energy sector. In order to achieve this, the Renewable Energy Act, 2011 was passed as well as the Energy Commission Regulations on Local Content. These acts and regulations aim to create an enabling regulatory environment to attract private sector involvement in the development, management and utilisation of renewable energy in an e�cient and environmentally sustainable manner. Additionally, the law has created an enabling environment for investment with various incentives in place and funding assistance available. Local participation is a key driver in order to enhance employment among the Ghanaian populace, promote business opportunities and generate revenue for Ghana.

However, companies currently operating in the sector, as well as new entrants are facing challenges with regards to the licensing process and procedures, local content compliance and reporting, and general clarity of the act and regulations.

During this exclusive masterclass, we will provide clarity on the Act, Regulations and Policies that govern the renewable energy industry in Ghana, including the Renewable Energy Act, Local Content Regulations and Tax regime .

About African In�uence ExchangeAfrican In�uence Exchange – Researchers, Market Analysts, Connectors & Networkers - through event platforms!

Our objective is to research and provide strategic information to companies and individuals on current and future business opportunities and market developments. Our mission at AIE is to make credible information sharing in Africa, readily available, transparent and to provide networking platforms. We do this by means of market brie�ngs, panel discussions and webinars. Whether we are researching the latest market developments in a speci�c industry, or unbundling

pertinent new legislation, we endeavor to present the subject matter in an interactive and e�ective manner, through guest speakers and presenters who are experts in their speci�c �elds. Our network of contacts extends beyond South Africa into Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Our training exchange product series brings you hands-on practical knowledge sharing, presented by hand picked leaders locally

and internationally. Designed to enable you to walk out with all the information you need on timely industry changing topics, in the shortest possible time-frame, justifying your time investment.

We o�er in-house training courses, tailored for your speci�c organisational needs and we o�er public courses too, applicable to a wider base of organisations, but within the same industry.

DESIGNED FOR THE FOLLOWING INDUSTRIES:- Energy Producers

- Developers and EPC’s

- Utilities

- Manufacturers, Technology & Equipment Providers

- Project Financiers & Investors

- Lawyers

- Energy Consultants

- Tax Advisers and Accounting Firms

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ABOUT B&P ASSOCIATES: B & P Associates is a corporate and commercial law and consultancy �rm in Ghana. We pride ourselves in providing simple and practical solutions to the complex legal challenges our clients face in their business operations. The Firm is in tune with the international, continental and local environment and is well positioned to assist clients in anticipating and achieving their business objectives. Our team of lawyers are multilingual and licensed to practise in Ghana, Nigeria, England and Wales and New York.

Abisola Ogunbadejo, Legal Associate, B&P Associates

Abisola Ogunbadejo is a Legal Associate at B&P Associates with years of considerable experience in Project Finance, Renewable Energy, Infrastructure & Construction, Aviation, Intellectual Property, Debt Recovery & Corporate & Commercial Transactions.

She has advised & represented clients on complex commercial projects & international contracts for Local & Multinational Companies.

Michelle Nana Yaa Ansah, Legal Associate, B&P Associates

Michelle is a Legal Associate at B&P Associates. She has a �rm grasp of many areas of law. Her core areas of expertise include Tax, Energy & Natural Resources, Corporate Governance & Compliance, Fintech, Banking & Finance.

Adelaide Benneh Prempeh, Managing Partner, B&P Associates

Adelaide is the Founder & Managing Partner of B&P Associates. She is a Dual Quali�ed legal practitioner of Ghana, England & Wales. In her 18 years of legal practice, she has represented a variety of clients in the areas

of Energy, Mining & Power, Construction & Infrastructure, Project Finance & development, Commercial transactions & disputes, Employment, Corporate Governance & Compliance, Restructuring & Insolvency & Investment Advisory. She has led the �rm’s representation of a number of local & multinational clients including renewable energy companies operating within the Western & Eastern Africa regions.

Adelaide is ranked by the Chambers and Partners Global Guide 2020 as a seasoned Corporate lawyer with incredible insight into the commercial regulatory framework in Ghana. She is a Legal Consultant to the World Bank Group on Ghana’s Investment regime & Board Chair of the Ghana Netherlands Business & Culture Council.

Fawzya Medhat Khalil, Legal Associate, B&P Associates

Fawzya Medhat Khalil is a Legal Associate at B&P Associates. She has experience & in-depth knowledge in Corporate Governance & Compliance, Renewable Energy & Petroleum, Real Estate, Construction &

Infrastructure, Employment & Business Immigration.

She has advised both local & international clients on matters relating to Corporate Governance & Compliance as well as the legal implications of setting up businesses in Ghana.

ABOUT YOUR EXPERT FACILITATORS:

GHANA RENEWABLE ENERGYRegulati�s, Local C�tent &

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Session 1: Masterclass Opening and Introduction• Overview of Ghana’s Renewable Energy Sector

• Latest developments in the industry

• Overview of the Renewable Energy Master Plan (REMP)

• Regulatory bodies and agencies

Session 2: Strategic Insight into the Renewable Energy Act & Regulations• Object, scope and de�nitions

• Responsibilities of institutions

• Requirements for electricity generation and feed-in-tari� rates

• The Renewable Energy Fund

• Duties of producers

• Integration into energy system

• O�ences and penalties

• Guidelines and codes of practice

Session 3: Step by step: Licenses, licensing process and renewals procedure• Requirements and quali�cation

• Types of licenses

• Applications

• Grants, conditions and duration

• Modi�cation, suspension and cancellation

• Complaints and disputes

Session 4: Unbundling the Local Content Regulations, Participation & Compliance• Electricity Supply Industry Local Content and Local Participation Committee

• Local content and local participation requirement

• Registration as manufacturer: application, validity, renewal, withdrawal

• Local content and local participation plan

Session 5: Understanding the Fiscal Regime and Tax Incentives• Fiscal Regime for Stakeholders in the Renewable Energy Industry

• Incentives for participants in the Renewable Energy Industry

Session 6: Closing Remarks

AGENDA

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GHANA RENEWABLE ENERGYRegulations, Local Content & Tax Masterclass11 NOVEMBER (09H00 – 15H00) // WEBINAR