Independent Power Producers (IPPs)

By Adnan Adams Mohammed   State support for the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has reached nearly GH₵38 billion over a two-year period, shifting a massive financial burden onto Ghanaian …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed Ghana’s energy landscape is currently caught in a volatile tug-of-war between aging infrastructure and a surge in demand. As recent technical failures, including a major fire …

A sharp divide has emerged over the future of Ghana’s energy sector financing, as energy experts and grassroots activists clash over the necessity of fuel-related levies amidst a biting cost-of-living …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed The Ghanaian government has injected US$1.47 billion into the energy sector to repair its international reputation, prioritizing the restoration of the World Bank Partial Risk Guarantee. …

Ghana’s energy sector shortfall is projected to balloon to US$1.10 billion in 2026, despite marked improvements, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned. During the review period, the shortfall was …

The 2026 Budget as read by the Finance Minister places the energy sector at the center of the country’s economic transformation, with a renewed focus on financial stability, renewable energy …

The government is set to save about US$300 million following successful renegotiations with Independent Power Producers (IPPs), which have reduced the sector’s outstanding debt from US$1.5 billion to US$1.2 billion. …

Adnan Adams Mohammed The 2025 Mini-Budget as presented to the outgoing eighth parliament has allocated GHC20 billion for interest payments, including obligations to Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and the Energy …

In its latest staff report, the IMF revealed that Ghana’s energy sector deficit for 2024 exceeded expectations, widening by 0.6 percentage points of GDP and further straining public finances.