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Fix IPP pricing, not just ECG, PUWU tells IMF, World Bank

The Public Utilities Workers Union (PUWU) has challenged the IMF and World Bank to broaden their focus on Ghana’s energy crisis beyond reforms at the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG).
The union says the pricing structure of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) remains a major concern that must be addressed if Ghana is to achieve lasting stability in the energy sector.
Mr Hayes further questioned the emphasis on ECG reforms, recalling the World Bank’s earlier assessment of the company’s improved revenue performance.
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