On his trip to africa last July President Obama passed on visiting his ancestral home of Kenya in favor of Ghana-a bastion of democracy and stability in a volatile region. In a speech, Obama told Ghanians that America can do more to promote trade and investment and urged "public-private partnerships that in-rnvest in better roads and electricity." With that endorsement, you can excuse John Filla, vice president of Houston's HPI Technologies, for thinking that the U.S. government might want to give just a little bit of support to his $185 million project to build a 130-megawatt natural-gas-fired power plant in Aboadze, Ghana.
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