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John Jinapor reiterates government’s commitment to Salaga transmission project
Energy and Green Transition Minister Dr John Abdulai Jinapor has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to the Salaga Transmission Project, describing it as an important investment in strengthening electricity supply to Salaga and communities along the Eastern Corridor.
According to the Minister, the infrastructure is expected to improve the reliability and quality of electricity supply while strengthening the transmission network serving communities along the corridor.
Dr Jinapor said the project forms part of the broader Eastern Corridor transmission development and will include the construction of a 330kV double-circuit transmission line from the Adubiliyili area to Salaga, as well as a new transmission substation in Salaga.
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