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Ghana’s Power Sector Merger Sparks Backlash Over Energy Security and Financial Risks

  • Key stakeholders oppose the proposed merger of power authorities, citing threats to energy security and financial stability
  • Concerns include potential debt issues, financial repercussions, and increased electricity prices for consumers

Accra, Ghana – A proposed merger in Ghana’s power sector is stirring significant backlash from key stakeholders, including staff groups from the Volta River Authority (VRA) and the Institute for Energy Security (IES).

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