Tag: Electricity Tariffs

Ghana’s 2026 Energy Crossroads: Analyst Warns of Crisis but Sees Opportunity for Industrial Revival

Analyst Questions Viability of Government’s Proposed 1,200MW State Thermal Power Plant

Renewables Are Ghana’s Present, Not the Future – VRA Engineer Declares

IMANI Africa says Ghana’s power and water sectors face structural collapse without tariff reforms.

Ghana’s PURC has announced a modest 1.14% increase in electricity tariffs effective October 1, 2025

Ghana's proposed increase in the Energy Levy has reignited intense debate over the sustainability and integrity of the country's energy sector.  Professor Stephen Kwaku Asare, a legal scholar and public ...

The tariff adjustments are part of the Commission’s quarterly review process aimed at ensuring the financial viability of utility providers.

“The government should work with financial institutions to restructure the energy sector’s debts, providing a clear repayment framework that balances affordability with fiscal responsibility.”

Dr. Yao Graham, Coordinator of Third World Network-Africa, has drawn attention to the systemic issues affecting the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), linking its challenges to broader economic mismanagement and ...

The Founding President and Chief Executive Officer of renowned and leading policy think-tank,  IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Franklin Cudjoe has strongly criticised the Trade and Industry Minister, Honorable ...