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IES demands stronger safeguards amid temporary Akosombo power arrangement

IES demands release of July 29 blackout report after latest nationwide outage

ECG’s GH¢200m upgrade spending must translate into reliable power – IES

‘We need to investigate the ‘system’—IES calls for probe into recent blackouts

IES calls for urgent GRIDCo assessment after third nationwide blackout in three weeks

IES calls for enforcement of Ghana’s Domestic Market Obligation as TOR resumes operations

Weak cedi limiting bigger fuel price reductions despite government intervention – IES

Government’s GH¢2 diesel subsidy offers timely relief, not a long-term solution – IES

IES calls for law to guarantee supply of Ghana’s crude to Tema Oil Refinery

IES analyst explains why ‘dumsor’ persists despite restored power units

Simultaneous upgrades key to ending Ghana’s power outages within a year — IES analyst

Akosombo fire not just an accident, but stress test of power sector weaknesses – Analyst

Fix generation, transmission and distribution together to end dumsor – IES analyst to gov’t

IMANI Africa, COPEC Ghana, INSTEPR and IES propose GHC1.65 relief for Ghanaians from petroleum products

CSOs propose GH¢1.65 fuel price relief and long-term petroleum sector reforms

IES calls for suspension of fuel stabilisation levy as global oil prices surge

IES warns of higher tariffs over $3bn energy sector debt

We’ll continue to see Dumsor till end of year – IES

Prices of petrol, diesel to go down; LPG to remain unchanged – IES

IES calls on government to avert looming power shutdown

Merging struggling entities won’t fix energy sector, timing is crucial – IES boss

Power fluctuation: Ghana records daily shortfall of 700MW – IES

Significant and consistent energy shortfalls in meeting daily peak demand impact power stability – IES

Shutdown of Sunon Asogli Plant: IES warns of ‘dumsor’

Ghana may face higher power imports due to Sunon Asogli shutdown – IES

IES supports calls for merger of PURC and Energy Commission

Petrol, diesel prices to go down or remain stable; LPG to increase marginally – IES

Prices of petrol, diesel, LPG to decrease between 2% and 5% – IES

Prices of petrol, diesel to remain stable or fall – IES

Prices of petrol, diesel and LPG to remain stable – IES

Fuel prices to fall between 2% and 4% in coming days – IES

Petrol price to go up 2%, LPG by 5% from July 1, 2024 – IES

Fuel prices to go up marginally from June 16, 2024 – IES

Fuel prices to go up in first half of June 2024 – IES predicts

IES: Fuel prices expected to slightly decrease

Fuel prices to ease from May 16, 2024 – IES

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