
“Our monthly energy costs stand at GH¢2.5 billion, with fuel and power generation alone consuming GH¢1.9 billion. Yet, ECG collects just GH¢1.3 billion, leaving a gaping shortfall of GH¢1.2 billion every month,” Dr. Forson stated.

To address the situation, the GNPC, Energy Ministry, and Finance Ministry will conduct a full review of the energy sector this week to assess liabilities and determine a sustainable path forward.

Dr. Forson expressed frustration over the inherited debt but assured that the government remains committed to stabilizing the sector, clearing arrears, and ensuring a reliable energy supply.
“The burden is heavy, but we will not shy away from our responsibilities. However, Ghanaians must understand that the cost of past missteps is being felt now—we are all paying for them,” he said.
