Ghana should not record more than two major blackouts yearly - Energy Minister

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• Reggae 2 days ago

  Hon. Minister,
  
  You recently assured Ghanaians that we should expect only 2 power outages per year. Yet this week, the entire country was plunged into darkness, and the explanation given was a fault from Akosombo.
  
  Ghanai ...
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  Hon. Minister,
  
  You recently assured Ghanaians that we should expect only 2 power outages per year. Yet this week, the entire country was plunged into darkness, and the explanation given was a fault from Akosombo.
  
  Ghanaians know that Akosombo provides only a fraction of our current generation mix. We have Bui, Kpong, Karpowership, Sunon Asogli, BXC, Ameri, and others feeding the national grid.
  
  My question is:
  
  If we truly have an interconnected and diversified generation system, why does a single fault at Akosombo lead to a nationwide blackout? Does this not point to a failure in our transmission system (GRIDCo), system protection, or grid stability?
  
  Secondly, can you explain to Ghanaians what has happened to your projection of only 2 outages per year, and what concrete measures your Ministry is putting in place to prevent a total system collapse from a single generation fault?

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