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The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has approved a request by the Ghana National Gas Company Ltd. (Ghana Gas) to carry out a scheduled maintenance shutdown of the Atuabo Gas Processing Plant from August 16 to August 30, 2025.
According to the Ministry, the planned suspension of gas supply will allow for critical inspections, repairs, and upgrades to enhance the plant’s efficiency and reliability.
The shutdown, they said, is part of government’s broader commitment to ensuring the safe and sustainable operation of key national energy infrastructure.
To avert disruptions in power supply, the Ministry says it is working closely with key players in the power sector to deploy alternative fuel sources during the maintenance period.
These measures are expected to keep electricity supply stable and uninterrupted nationwide.
The Ministry assured the public of its commitment to reliable energy delivery and pledged to provide regular updates on the progress of the maintenance works.
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