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Independent Power Generators Pledge Collaboration with Mahama to Tackle Energy Challenges

The IPGG congratulates President-elect Mahama and pledges collaboration to address Ghana’s energy challenges, focusing on stability, innovation, and reforms to revitalize the sector

Solomon Boakye
Dec 18, 2024

The Independent Power Generators, Ghana (IPGG), has extended its heartfelt congratulations to President-elect John Dramani Mahama on his re-election as President of the Republic of Ghana and pledged to collaborate with his administration to tackle energy sector challenges.

In a statement signed by Dr. Elikplim Kwabla Apetorgbor, the Chief Executive Officer of the association expressed optimism about the future of the energy sector under Mahama’s leadership.

Over the years, Ghana’s energy sector has grappled with significant challenges, including financial instability, liquidity crises, and gaps in policy direction. The IPGG noted that Mahama’s return to power presents a renewed opportunity to address these issues with determination and strategic focus.

“As Independent Power Generators, we are especially hopeful that your leadership will bring about the restoration of stability, transparency, and innovation that the sector has long missed,” the statement read.

The IPGG pledged its commitment to cooperating with the government to develop long-term solutions to the energy sector’s challenges. Dr. Apetorgbor emphasized that meaningful engagement, strategic planning, and decisive action will be critical in creating a resilient and efficient energy sector capable of driving Ghana’s developmental aspirations.

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Highlighting Mahama’s track record of prioritizing energy infrastructure and reforms during his previous tenure, the IPGG expressed confidence in his ability to deliver impactful changes in the coming years. 

“Your track record gives us great confidence that the coming years will witness a revitalized energy sector that is both financially sound and capable of meeting the growing demands of the country,” the statement added.

The IPGG also called for collaborative efforts between the government and stakeholders to ensure the sector thrives and becomes a strong foundation for national economic growth.

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