The Ministry of Energy has reassured Ghanaians that there will be no disruption in power supply, despite the country’s outstanding $379 million debt to Karpower. Read Also- Dumsor-The Light-Off Condition in Ghana The ministry acknowledged the debt but emphasized that efforts are in place to ensure a steady and uninterrupted electricity supply for the nation….
The Minister designate for Energy, John Jinapor, has instructed the Electricity Company of Ghana to halt all payments for supplies. READ ALSO- Jinapor Warns of Looming Energy Crisis The Minister designate cautioned the workers in the finance section of the ECG against any directive to make any payments of any sorts. He stated that there…
The West African Gas Pipeline is scheduled to adjourn its scheduled Pipeline maintenance for two weeks owing to an imminent power crisis situation in Ghana. The maintenance was initially planned to start this week. This schedule has been intercepted by the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo) as a significant threat to the supply of power to…
John Mahama has assured the stakeholders of Electricity Company Ghana that any decision in regards with the future of the company will be made with in-depth consultation and to the benefit of the general public . He emphasized the need to fix the company to avoid major problems with the nation’s power chain.He stated- “If…
Nana Amoasi VII has expressed his dissatisfaction with the transition team towards their preparation in the governments transition. He explained that no arrangements were made to procure resources to ensure a stable power supply. He stated that the situation had been expected. He explained that the IES was aware of the systematic inefficiencies in the…
The president-elect, John Mahama has condemned the government under the leadership of Nana Akufu-Addo. He pointed out the significant burden of debt this administration has laid upon the Ghanaian economy. John Mahama expresses concern about positive image the current government is portraying while he explains that what is actually happening on the grounds speaks otherwise….
