The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has issued an official statement to clarify recent media reports suggesting a reduction in the operations of some Independent Power Producers (IPPs) supplying electricity to the company. The ECG firmly denies these claims, stating that such rumors are unfounded and should be disregarded.
In a public announcement, ECG emphasized its commitment to ensuring a reliable electricity supply across the nation. The statement read, "Our attention has been drawn to media reports on a purported scaling down of some power plants supplying to ECG. ECG wishes to categorically state that these rumors are totally false and should be ignored."
ECG further explained that it is actively collaborating with all its power producers and IPPs to manage operational issues as they arise. This cooperation is vital to maintaining a steady supply of electricity and addressing any potential challenges promptly. The company reassured its customers that it is dedicated to resolving any operational concerns and ensuring that power supply remains consistent.
The ECG's commitment to providing reliable electricity is crucial, especially in light of the growing demand for power across the country. The company has been making significant investments in infrastructure and technology to enhance its service delivery and improve the overall efficiency of the power grid.
In conclusion, ECG wants to assure its cherished customers and the general public that it remains focused on delivering reliable electricity supply throughout Ghana. The company encourages residents to rely on official sources for accurate information regarding power supply and to report any concerns directly to their customer service centers.
As the country continues to face energy challenges, the ECG's proactive approach in addressing misinformation and maintaining transparency is vital for fostering public trust and confidence in the electricity supply system.
Read the full statement below
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