The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has declared that the national power grid is now stable, marking an end to the persistent outages across the country.
In a statement released on March 29, 2024, the power distribution company stated that any power supply disruptions experienced by customers are due to localized faults.
It urged affected customers to report such incidents to its dedicated contact center for prompt resolution and restoration of power supply.
While apologizing for any inconveniences caused, the ECG extended warm wishes to its customers for a fruitful Easter celebration.
Recent weeks have seen heightened pressure and scrutiny on the ECG from both customers and businesses, demanding the issuance of a load-shedding timetable as power outages escalate.
In response, the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has mandated the ECG to furnish and publicize a comprehensive load-shedding timetable by April 2, 2024.
However, the Ministry of Energy, representing the government, has refuted claims of a power crisis, commonly referred to as ‘dumsor’, currently plaguing the nation.
But there was dumsor at Teshie Nungua,Spintex and other areas yesterday. Why can’t you say the truth?
The lights are off in parts of Ottamens, Kasoa