Addressing Dumsor: The Case for Private Sector Involvement
Energy expert Lom Nuku Ahlijah pushes for more private sector role in Ghana's power distribution to combat electricity issues
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- Ahlijah emphasizes the need for increased private sector participation in power distribution
- He referenced the Power Distribution Services (PDS) model as an example of potential private involvement
The stakes
- Increased private sector participation could help address the persistent electricity shortages in Ghana
- Past attempts at private involvement, like the PDS, illustrate the potential benefits, despite earlier failures
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- Ghana has been dealing with significant electricity challenges referred to as dumsor
- The discourse around energy sector reforms has been ongoing for the last decade
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Original report Energy expert advocates increased private-sector role in power distribution to tackle dumsor
Publisher: MyJoyOnline (GH) · Published May 2, 3:19 pm · myjoyonline.com
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Energy expert Lom Nuku Ahlijah has called for increased private-sector participation in Ghana’s power distribution system as part of efforts to address the country’s persistent electricity challenges…
Energy expert Lom Nuku Ahlijah has called for greater private-sector involvement in Ghana’s power distribution system as part of efforts to address persistent electricity challenges, widely known as dumsor
Speaking on Prime Insight on Joy Prime on Saturday, 2 May, Mr Ahlijah said private participation has long been a central theme in discussions on reforming the energy sector and should be revisited
What happened
- Ahlijah emphasizes the need for increased private sector participation in power distribution
- He referenced the Power Distribution Services (PDS) model as an example of potential private involvement
- The call for private participation has been central in discussions on reforming Ghana's energy sector
Why this matters
- Increased private sector participation could help address the persistent electricity shortages in Ghana
- Past attempts at private involvement, like the PDS, illustrate the potential benefits, despite earlier failures
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