Amandi has been successfully delivering large-scale construction projects in Ghana for over two decades. From our base in Accra, we provide technically advanced civil and marine engineering solutions for a range of commercial and government clients.

Amandi’s construction expertise is unrivalled in Ghana, where we are a leading civil and marine engineering solutions provider with the capabilities to design, build and manage large-scale infrastructure projects and so meet the requirements of major organizations.

Amandi employs highly professional and qualified engineers, both Ghanaians and expatriates, who are dedicated to their work and focused on helping Ghana adopt leading-edge engineering practices.

Over the course of the global COVID-19 Global Pandemic, Endeavor Energy’s Ghana program made a donation of 500,000 GHS to local community organizations. Twin City Energy (formerly known as Amandi) was named 2016 African Power Deal of the Year by both Project Finance International and IJ Global.

Fernand R. Amandi is the managing partner of Bendixen &Amandi, the nation’s leading multilingual and multiethnic public opinion research and strategic communications consulting firm.

The name Amandi is derived from the English name Amanda, which has Latin origins, meaning beloved or worthy of love. The feminine form, Amanda, became popular in the 18th century and has seen various adaptations across cultures.

Amandi is a variant transcription of Amanda (English, Finnish, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish). See also the related category latin . Amandi is not widely used as a baby name for girls.

Amandi’s construction expertise is unrivalled in Ghana, where we are a leading civil and marine engineering solutions provider with the capabilities to design, build and manage large-scale ...

Die Dipl.-Mus. Elisabeth Amandi für Schlagzeug, Trommeln und Marimba ist bekannt für ihren besonders strukturierten und einfühlsamen Musikunterricht voller Rhythmus.

Amandi power station is an operating power station of at least 203-megawatts (MW) in Aboadze, Western, Ghana.