Based on the forecast data, Ghana's Total Primary Energy Supply (TPES) is projected to remain constant at 67.0 Tonnes Of Oil Equivalent per US Dollar from 2024 to 2028. The data indicates no year-on-year variation, suggesting stability in energy supply relative to GDP over the forecasted period.

Considering the previous years and assuming data from 2023, the lack of observed change shows no growth or decline in the TPES metric. The stability over the five-year forecast horizon points to a steady energy supply trend in relative terms to the economy.

Looking ahead, future trends to watch for include:

Potential shifts in energy policy and investments in renewable energy sources.
Impact of economic growth or contraction on primary energy demand.
Technological advancements that could affect energy efficiency and decoupling energy supply from economic growth.