ECG schedules maintenance across six regions until October 30

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has commenced an extensive series of maintenance and upgrade works scheduled to run from October 26 to October 30, 2026. These operations include both planned technical interventions and emergency repairs targeting critical power distribution infrastructure across several administrative regions. The utility provider seeks to address underlying network vulnerabilities and improve overall service delivery for residential and commercial customers during this five-day period.

The exercise covers a broad geographic scope, encompassing selected areas within Accra East, Accra West, Tema, and the Central, Volta, and Ashanti regions. According to the company, the scope of the intervention specifically includes the repair of underground cables and significant upgrades to the existing power network. By focusing on these technical areas, ECG aims to reduce the frequency of unplanned outages and enhance the stability and reliability of power distribution in these high-demand zones.

Affected residents and business operators have been advised to stay updated via the company's official communication channels for specific details regarding potential service interruptions. While the maintenance works may cause temporary disruptions, ECG maintains that these proactive measures are essential for the long-term sustainability of the national grid. The company has expressed its commitment to completing the technical works within the stipulated timeframe to minimize the impact on the public and ensure a more robust electricity supply moving forward.