Ghana is set to face significant power challenges due to scheduled maintenance on the West African Gas Pipeline, which is expected to last nearly a month. The maintenance, crucial for the pipeline’s long-term efficiency, has raised concerns about the nation’s energy supply during this period.
According to reliable sources, there is insufficient liquid fuel to power the country’s thermal plants while the gas pipeline is offline. The shortage has sparked criticism, with Mr. Felix Ofosu Kwakye attributing the crisis to a failure by the previous administration to procure adequate liquid fuel reserves in anticipation of such events.
The energy sector is now grappling with the challenge of meeting demand during this critical period, as stakeholders work to mitigate the impact on businesses and households. This development underscores the need for strategic energy planning and fuel reserve management to prevent future disruptions. Further updates are expected as the maintenance work progresses.
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