AirtelTigo has settled a GH1 million debt with the Electricity Company of Ghana. The operations team from ECG’s Accra West Region invaded the company’s offices first thing Monday morning, demanding payment of past-due invoices.
According to the ECG’s enforcement team, AirtelTigo has settled its GH1 million debt. After a lengthy negotiation, the managers of ECG and the telecommunications provider agreed that AirtelTigo must pay GH1 million in advance or risk being disconnected.
On Monday, March 20, 2023, the ECG launched its nationwide exercise to disconnect homes and companies that have failed to pay debts for power supplies they owned.
Because of its $1 billion debt to Independent Power Producers (IPP), the company declared a revenue mobilization effort to raise money in order to avoid shutting down.
To ensure that all of the ECG’s senior management and staff can take part in the exercise, they closed all district, regional, including the ECG’s headquarters, regional offices, district offices, and everything except the Customer Service Center until April 20, 2023.
How to Report an ECG Fault in Ghana
Having a way to get in touch with ECG Ghana in case of questions or emergencies is crucial. The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is in charge of power transmission and distribution in the country.
The ECG is crucial to Ghana’s economic growth. Electricity is crucial to the functioning of both commercial and domestic establishments. Governments often make investments in reliable energy supply because so many devices rely on it. If you have questions about an ECG, it’s helpful to know the local numbers to call. Please keep the following information handy:
Electro Volta House is home to ECG’s headquarters. The following is a list of ways to get in touch with them. Phone: +233 302 676 727-47 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Call centre: +233 302 611 611
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