Recently, GRIDCo deployed its Right-of-Way (RoW) Task Force to engage individuals, traders, garage and repair shop operators, mechanic welders, chop bar operators and others illegally occupying GRIDCo’s transmission line corridor. This follows a directive from the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr. John Jinapor during a working visit to inspect a damaged tower Ashaiman
A seven-member delegation from The Gambia’s State-Owned Enterprises Commission (SOEC) visited Ghana Grid Company LTD. (GRIDCo) to gain first-hand insight into the operations, governance and performance management of Ghana’s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs).The visit was part of a week-long study tour to Ghana, facilitated by the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA), to help the delegation
The Right-of-Way (RoW) Task Force, under GRIDCo’s Land Management Department, has taken its sensitisation campaign to the Ashanti Region, following several weeks of engagements across the Greater Accra Region.The campaign forms part of GRIDCo’s wider efforts to address encroachment on itstransmission corridors and help communities understand the risks associated with activities within these protected areas.
GRIDCo has taken a significant step towards strengthening fire safety in its operations, following the official handover of a fire readiness assessment report by the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS). The reports mark the completion of a nationwide audit exercise conducted across GRIDCo’s facilities, signalling the beginning of the next phase toward a fire safety
GRIDCo’s Board Chair, Kuukua Maurice Ankrah, together with four (4) other Board members, His Majesty Odeneho Kwafo Akoto III; Mr. Muhammed Bashiru Nii Narh Alema; Nana Amoasi VII (Mr. Joshua Anaman Sackey); Mr. Daniel Atchulo have lauded the Chief Executive and the Team working on the Akosombo Restoration Phase II project for the immense progress
The message from GRIDCo is clear: “Vacate the Right-of-Way (RoW) voluntarily or face lawful removal.”GRIDCo’s sensitisation team continues to engage individuals and businesses occupying or carrying out activities within transmission corridors as part of a nationwide campaign to clear encroachments from ahead of enforcement actions.This exercise goes beyond clearing land. It is fundamentally about protecting
The 2025/2026 National Service Personnel (NSP) batch has begun renovation works on the library at the Mampong School for the Deaf, with the aim of creating a safer and more accessible space for students to read, research and learn.Progress of WorkWork is progressing steadily, with several preparatory activities already completed. These include the: Removal of
GRIDCo has completed the construction and final tie-in of the 161kV Yendi Solar transmission line to the existing 161kV Tamale–Yendi transmission network, marking an important step in strengthening the National Interconnected Transmission System and supporting Renewable Energy Integration. This feat could not have been achieved without the immense support received from the GRIDCo Chief Executive
The Chief Executive of GRIDCo Ing. Frank Otchere and Deputy Chief Executive, Ing. Abdul Samed Ibrahim, together with some Management staff joined the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), Deputy Managing Director, Ing. David Asamoah and Director of Engineering, Ing. Mrs. Jacqueline Ofori-Attah, on a courtesy call to the Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, to
GRIDCo’s Right-of-Way (RoW) campaign continues across the Tema and Accra Operational Areas. On Thursday, 3 September 2026, members of the media joined the campaign to observe engagements with encroachers. The Land Management Department led the exercise in collaboration with the Information Services Department (ISD), supported by the Right-of-Way and Security Section, the Tema and Accra
