Our industry
From refrigeration and laundry to entertainment, cooking and cooling, the sector sits at the intersection of household demand, trade, energy policy, product standards and consumer confidence.
Today and tomorrow
Industry participants increasingly operate in an environment shaped by conformity requirements, energy-performance rules and changing expectations from consumers and public institutions. CEHA helps organise the industry side of that conversation.
At a glance
These figures describe the wider regulatory and market environment. They should not be read as CEHA market-share or membership statistics.
19
appliance and renewable-energy Legislative Instruments introduced in Ghana in 2022
$40.25m
value of Ghana's air-conditioner imports in 2024
7,955 GWh
estimated energy savings from national efficiency measures between 2013 and 2022
Market priorities
Standards, energy performance and responsible participation increasingly influence how products enter the market and how consumers experience them.
Ghana's appliance market is increasingly shaped by technical standards, conformity requirements and the need for consistent product quality. CEHA's role is to help industry participants engage constructively with the institutions responsible for that environment.
Appliances influence household and commercial electricity demand. The policy environment around energy labels, minimum performance standards and efficient product choices therefore has direct relevance for importers, distributors and consumers.
A stronger market depends on credible products, informed consumers and consistent dialogue between industry and public institutions. CEHA exists to help organise that conversation from the industry side.
Product groups
These categories describe the types of products found across the market. They are not a claim that every company in every category is a CEHA member.
Refrigerators, washing machines, ovens, freezers and other large household appliances.
Blenders, kettles, microwaves, toasters, fans and other everyday electrical appliances.
Televisions and other electronics used for communication, entertainment and connected living.
Air conditioners, fans and appliances that support comfort and temperature control.
Related developments
CEHA update
The Alliance presented household appliances to the Energy Commission for use in public sensitisation around Ghana's updated energy-efficiency standards.
Read storyCEHA update
Alliance executives met Energy Commission leadership in Accra to discuss energy efficiency and regulatory priorities affecting Ghana's consumer-electronics and home-appliance market.
Read storyCEHA update
The Alliance supported a nationwide Energy Commission, MESTI and UNDP campaign promoting energy-efficient appliance choices and public awareness.
Read storyIndustry participation
