SpurrEnergy Expands to Partner Ghana’s 200 MW Norbert Anku Solar Project

November 27, 2025
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 SgurrEnergy, a global renewable energy engineering consultancy is  strengthening  its presence in West Africa with its emergence as the lead technical consultant for Ghana’s 200 MW Norbert Anku Solar Project.

The appointment adds to SgurrEnergy’s growing African portfolio, where it has already supported more than 6 GW of renewable energy projects across Sierra Leone, South Africa, Somalia, Togo, Ivory Coast, Malawi, and Nigeria, while continuing to expand aggressively across new markets.

As part of this project, SgurrEnergy is providing comprehensive engineering leadership across the full development lifecycle. Its scope includes the Technical Feasibility Study, EPC technical specifications, and contract documentation, followed by detailed engineering reviews, project execution support, project acceptance, and independent inspections of PV modules and BoS components. The engagement also includes capacity-building and training for local teams, as well as a detailed review of the PPA to ensure alignment between projected generation, contractual obligations, and grid performance.

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This project showcases SgurrEnergy’s global strength in large-scale renewable engineering. With over 185 GW+ of projects engineered and evaluated worldwide, the company brings proven technical precision to the Norbert Anku development, reinforcing its commitment to accelerating Africa’s clean-energy goals through independent, high-quality engineering oversight.

Commenting on the development, Mr. Arif Aga, Director, SgurrEnergy, said, “This engagement reflects the region’s shift toward independent, engineering-led project assurance, essential for bankability and performance. It also aligns with our plans to deepen our technical footprint across Africa, supporting developers and governments in delivering reliable, utility-scale clean-energy projects.”

Across global markets, SgurrEnergy offers end-to-end engineering, advisory, and project assurance services covering the entire lifecycle of renewable energy assets. Its multidisciplinary teams. spanning solar PV, wind, grid engineering, energy storage, hybrid systems, and high-voltage infrastructure, deliver services including technology assessments, feasibility engineering, resource modelling, environmental and grid studies, detailed design, EPC documentation, owner’s and lender’s engineering, performance analytics, factory inspections, and long-term operational optimisation.

With its expanding African portfolio and a legacy of technical excellence across continents, SgurrEnergy remains committed to supporting emerging markets in scaling renewable energy through disciplined, transparent, and technically rigorous solutions.

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