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Karpowership seeks contract extension as Ghana’s power demand grows
According to Ms Amarquaye, the company is hopeful that its contribution to Ghana’s power sector will be considered as discussions over the future of its operations continue.
Karpowership Ghana is seeking an extension of its power generation contract beyond August 2027, when its current licence expires.
The issue came into focus when Western Regional Minister Joseph Nelson paid a working to the Karpowership facility in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, to familiarise himself with its operations and contribution to Ghana’s power sector.
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