AGI pushes back on utility tariff pass-through to industrial consumers

Ghana's Association of Ghana Industries has called on utility companies to absorb their operational losses internally rather than passing costs on to industrial consumers through tariff increases. The position adds organised industrial sector lobbying pressure to the ongoing PURC tariff debate and signals potential political resistance to further energy cost escalation. For energy investors, the AGI stance introduces demand-side political risk that could constrain the pace of future tariff normalisation.