Genser Energy provides hands-on experience for KNUST and UMaT students

Genser Energy, a Ghanaian-owned independent power producer, recently hosted engineering students from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) at its Anwomaso Branch and Metering Station (ABMS) in Kumasi.

This visit, part of Genser’s ongoing education and training programmes, aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and real-world engineering. During last month’s visit, students received hands-on practical experience and a comprehensive overview of the gas midstream industry, including the manufacturing, distribution, transportation, and utilization of natural gas in Ghana.

The training was led by Genser Energy’s engineers Mark Cleur, Lawrence Nana Kossono, and Deborah Ewuraba Cromwell, who also discussed career opportunities in the field.

“The opportunity to see our operations up close helps students connect classroom learning with practical applications,” said Mark Cleur, the Power Plant Manager at Genser Energy. “We aim to inspire the next generation of engineers by showing them the real-life impact of their studies.”

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