FAST, CLEAN, ALMOST HERE

Bringing reliable electric charging to
drivers across Ghana.

KPIs that we're solving

Ghana: The Problem

The critical gaps blocking EV adoption today.

Air Quality

Fleet Electrification Gap

PM2.5 above WHO limits

30,000–60,000 commercial

vehicles still ICE

Charging Infrastructure

0 public EV chargers nationwide

Noise Pollution

High urban noise from

commercial transport

Carbon Emissions Schemes

0 carbon credits currently captured from fleet electrification

Ghana: The Opportunity

The scalable upside unlocked by Aya Charge.

Population scale

Carbon Credit Potential

First-Mover Advantage

35 million people,

58% urban

High-volume credit issuance available to early movers

Exclusive access to 30 prime fuel-station sites

Government Alignment

Fleet Market Size

Strong national interest in clean transport transition

30,000–60,000 vehicles ready to electrify

Pop up charge stations

Aya Charge will deploy a hybrid network model combining high-visibility fuel-station locations with rapidly installable, low-cost pop-up charging units. This approach allows us to build national coverage quickly, optimise capital efficiency, and position chargers exactly where enterprise fleets need them most.

Provisional Charging
Locations

Aya Charge has secured provisional exclusive access to 5 strategically distributed locations across Ghana’s most populated and commercially active regions. This network footprint provides the critical density required to deliver reliable coverage for enterprise fleets, ensuring consistent access to charging and full range confidence along the nation’s primary mobility corridors.