
ECG Takes Proactive Steps to Improve Power Quality in Volta and Oti Regions
The Electricity Company of Ghana is actively collaborating with partners to enhance power stability in the Volta and Oti regions, demonstrating a transparent and customer-focused approach. ECG officials are keeping communities informed while working diligently on upstream solutions to ensure reliable electricity for all residents.
In a heartening display of transparency and commitment to customer service, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is taking decisive action to address power voltage challenges in the Volta and Oti regions, proving that collaboration and communication can pave the way for meaningful solutions.
Eunice Tweneboah-Kodua, the Volta Regional Public Relations Officer for ECG, has been actively engaging with the media and public to keep everyone informed about ongoing efforts to stabilize power supply. Her proactive communication approach reflects a refreshing commitment to transparency that customers across Ghana can appreciate.
Understanding the bigger picture is essential, and Madam Tweneboah-Kodua has been helping residents do just that. She explained that Ghana's power supply operates through a three-tier system involving generation, transmission, and distribution. While ECG manages the distribution phase and customer revenue collection, the current voltage issues stem from upstream challenges requiring collaboration across multiple partners in the energy sector.
Rather than making excuses, ECG is rolling up its sleeves and working closely with these partners to find lasting solutions. This team-oriented approach demonstrates that when organizations work together, even complex infrastructure challenges can be overcome.

ECG's commitment to its customers extends beyond just fixing technical issues. The company has made customer engagement a priority, ensuring that residents understand what's happening and feel heard throughout the process. Madam Tweneboah-Kodua emphasized that customer reports are invaluable, helping ECG communicate more effectively with partners and identify specific problem areas that need attention.
The company is also empowering customers with practical advice to protect their homes and appliances during this transitional period. ECG recommends switching off gadgets during low voltage periods and installing voltage guards for electrical appliances—sensible precautions that can prevent damage and ensure safety while long-term solutions are implemented.
In a spirit of community partnership, ECG has also highlighted how residents can contribute to improving power stability for everyone. By helping identify and report illegal connections, which strain the system and affect consistent power supply, citizens become active participants in creating a more reliable electricity network for their communities.
What's particularly encouraging is ECG's patience and dedication to seeing this challenge through to resolution. The company recognizes that infrastructure improvements take time, but they're committed to working tirelessly until power quality meets the standards that Volta and Oti residents deserve.
While some residents in areas like Hohoe have experienced low voltage during evening hours in recent weeks, the transparent communication from ECG and their collaborative problem-solving approach offer genuine hope for improvement. When utility companies prioritize honesty, customer engagement, and partnership, positive change becomes not just possible but inevitable.
This situation showcases the best of what public service can be: acknowledging challenges openly, working cooperatively toward solutions, and keeping the people served at the center of every decision. As ECG continues its dedicated efforts, residents can feel confident that their power supply concerns are being taken seriously and addressed with professionalism and care.
Based on reporting by Myjoyonline Ghana
This story was written by BrightWire based on verified news reports.
Spread the positivity! 🌟
Share this good news with someone who needs it
More Good News
💡 SolutionsNigeria's Swift Emergency Response Saves Boxing Champion Anthony Joshua's Life
💡 SolutionsNigeria Introduces 30-Second Refunds for Failed Airtime and Data Purchases
💡 SolutionsAmerican Airlines Brings Free High-Speed Wi-Fi to 2 Million Flights in 2025
Joke of the Day
Why did the dog apply for a job at the bank?
Explore Categories
Quote of the Day
"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return."
— Moulin Rouge (from the film, popularized by Ewan McGregor)