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The potential of solar energy technology in expediting renewable energy transitions in Ghana: A social acceptance perspective
Globally, growing concerns about the environmental and socio-economic consequences of fossil fuel dependence have intensified the need for a transition to renewable energy. Among renewable energy technologies, solar offer viable solutions to mitigate these challenges. While several renewable options
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