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VRA pushes for 100% cash waterfall payments•IPPs’ contractual arrangements partly to blame for energy sector problems – TUC’s Dr Otoo•IMF is not Father Christmas; Ghana must take charge – PUWU•Fix IPP pricing, not just ECG, PUWU tells IMF, World Bank•Government initiates comprehensive power grid review•Government clears $1.47bn legacy energy debt, saves $500m through fuel-switching — Jinapor•IMF urges Ghana to sustain quarterly electricity tariff adjustments‎•IMF cautions Ghana over energy sector despite progress made in reducing energy debt•Ending energy sector debt cycle: Govt targets 100% monthly payments to IPPs •Ghana’s power sector reforms target financial stability; government moves to clear IPP payment gaps•VRA pushes for 100% cash waterfall payments•IPPs’ contractual arrangements partly to blame for energy sector problems – TUC’s Dr Otoo•IMF is not Father Christmas; Ghana must take charge – PUWU•Fix IPP pricing, not just ECG, PUWU tells IMF, World Bank•Government initiates comprehensive power grid review•Government clears $1.47bn legacy energy debt, saves $500m through fuel-switching — Jinapor•IMF urges Ghana to sustain quarterly electricity tariff adjustments‎•IMF cautions Ghana over energy sector despite progress made in reducing energy debt•Ending energy sector debt cycle: Govt targets 100% monthly payments to IPPs •Ghana’s power sector reforms target financial stability; government moves to clear IPP payment gaps•

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