Ghana’s Energy Future Depends on Revenue Reforms
“The government needs to implement some drastic reforms at ECG to ensure proper revenue collection from their customers."
“The government needs to implement some drastic reforms at ECG to ensure proper revenue collection from their customers."
I think my minister’s position on the privatisation of ECG is necessary, given the current issues within the company.
Prof. Stephen Kwaku Asare, a Democracy and Development Fellow at CDD-Ghana and legal expert, has raised serious concerns about a procurement scandal involving the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). According ...
“When they do that, then power producers will not be paid. Generators will not be paid. The transmission grid companies will not be paid. Even the levies, which are statutory ...
Blaming ECG for under-declaring revenue is a misplaced argument that ignores the bigger picture.
The PwC audit uncovered troubling inconsistencies between the amounts reported as revenue collections in the CWM
According to Dr. Apetorgbor, Ghana narrowly avoided severe power cuts due to proactive government interventions.
This measure is expected to ensure the continued operation of these plants
The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) has commended Ghana’s Energy Minister, John Abu Jinapor, for his decisive steps to reform the country’s energy sector, particularly his commitment to privatizing the ...
Lawyer and political activist, Oliver Barker-Vormawor, has raised concerns about the privatization of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), questioning the rationale behind the decision. He firmly expressed his opposition, ...