Daily Newsletter

The Public Utilities Workers Union has called on the IMF and World Bank to focus reforms on independent power producer pricing rather than ECG alone, while also citing improving ECG revenue data as evidence that external prescriptions may be misaligned. PUWU has further argued that Ghana possesses the institutional capacity to fix its energy sector without IMF or World Bank intervention, framing domestic policy ownership as the preferred reform path.

Energy Ministry formally distinguishes proposed private sector participation in ECG from privatisation, adding government framing to the ongoing utility reform debate.