Ghana's One-Cedi Electricity Levy Deemed Essential for Power Sector

Ben Boakye, Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), states that a one-cedi levy on electricity bills is crucial for covering inefficiencies in Ghana's power sector, warning that its removal without alternative funding could cause disruptions.

8 Apr, 12:24 — 8 Apr, 12:24

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One-cedi levy essential to keep power sector afloat- Ben Boakye

Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Ben Boakye says the one-cedi levy on electricity bills is critical to covering inefficiencies in the power sector, cautioning that removing it without alternative funding could disrupt government projects and debt obligations.

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Ghana's One-Cedi Electricity Levy Deemed Essential for Power Sector

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