The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has backed Ghana’s decision to liberalise the operations of its state-owned power distributor, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), opening the door to private sector participation in a bid to strengthen the country’s struggling energy sector. In its July 2025 country report on Ghana’s US\$3 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF)...
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Armah-Kofi Buah Throws Weight Behind Petroleum Hub Project
Energy Commission of Ghana Tightens Oversight of Electrical Cables to Protect Consumers
The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr. John Jinapor, has commissioned a new meter manufacturing facility established by MBH Power Ghana Ltd. in Tema, reaffirming government’s commitment to localising the production of electricity meters.
Government Reaffirms 1,200MW State-Owned Power Plant to Cut Energy Costs
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has commenced a major ECG infrastructure upgrade in Adenta aimed at improving power supply quality and reliability for residents and businesses in the Greater Accra Region.
CSOs push for fast-tracking of Atuabo Gas Phase II Project
We are now consuming more power than projected – PURC BossSource: Myjoyonline.com
Pump prices set to rise again with petrol up 3.59%, diesel 1.52% in March window
Nigeria To Begin Exporting New Light Crude Grade Cawthorne From March, Boosting National Oil Output
GHEITI urges gov’t to reconsider Ghana Gas aggregator role
PHDC to Hold Strategic Engagement With Leading CSO’s on March 4
Energy Ministry orders probe into rapid depletion of ECG prepaid credit
Tullow Oil to Acquire TEN FPSO in $205 Million Deal to Cut Costs and Boost Offshore Ghana Field Economics
Clean Energy Chamber Calls for Lower Import Duties on EVs and Components for Local Assembly
Ghana Energy Awards Opens 10th Anniversary Activities with Courtesy Call on Ministry
The End of Baseload Power as We Know It
CEMSE Calls for Electricity Tariff Reduction in 1Q26
Bondzie Outlines Reform Agenda at Energy Commission Staff Durbar
Energy Commission Board Engagement on Draft EV Charging Infrastructure Regulations
Nigeria Togo Owe Over $11 Million in Q1 2025 Electricity Debt
In the first quarter of 2025, Benin and Togo accumulated more than $11 million in unpaid electricity bills to Nigeria, according to the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC). Out of a total $17.24 million billed to six international customers, only $5.8 million was recovered, representing a collection rate of just 34%. While Niger Republic fully paid its invoice of $3.03 million,...
U.S. Department of Energy Warns Risk of Blackouts Is Rising
The U.S. Department of Energy has warned that blackouts could increase substantially in the coming years unless more baseload capacity is added to the grid. The department issued its warning in a report that said the premature retirement of generation capacity and the delay in replacing that capacity with new baseload facilities had created a mismatch between...


