Member of the Mines and Energy Committee of Parliament, Edward Bawa says he has doubts the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) will comply with the directive of the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission on a set of demands.
Per the PURC orders, the ECG has until the close of tomorrow March, 27 to publish a load management timetable and other demands.
Already, the first order demanding that the ECG pays all power producers under the water cashfall mechanism expired yesterday, Monday 25th March.
Again, the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has ordered the ECG to present to it a comprehensive report of its operations in relation to tariff revenue allocation, regulatory audit data and operational matters, among others by close of day April 2, 2024.
But Edward Bawa says the management of ECG has shown total disrespect to Parliament and Ghanaians on the issues.
He is also confident that ECG will …