It has been ten (10) weeks since the 23rd April 2026 fire incident ravaged the GRIDCo Akosombo Control Room, reducing its 161kV Switchyard to ashes. Since then, significant efforts through the Akosombo Power Restoration Works have been ongoing. A temporary

Beyond the restoration works, a series of parallel activities have gathered pace since the fire incident. These include, a national fire audit, which is underway; the procurement of equipment for reinstallation; the setting up of an interim control room;

GRIDCo’s Deputy Chief Executive for Finance & Resources, (DCE, F & R), Ing. Samuel Nkansah has been recognised as one of the “Top 50 Exemplary Deputy MDs / COOs / Deputy CEOs in Africa 2026” in recognition of outstanding executive

GRIDCo’s Management and Staff rolled up their sleeves to participate in full compliance with the maiden National Cleaning Day to clear blocked drains and clean up the office area. The national directive is a follow up to flooding after recent

The Ghana-Burkina Interconnection Technical Sub-Committee (TSC) comprising the Ghana Grid Company LTD. (GRIDCo), Volta River Authority (VRA) and the power Company of Burkina Faso, Société Nationale d'Électricité du Burkina Faso (SONABEL) held a 2026 meeting in Tema, Ghana from 29th

In a related development, as part of processes to lay new cables from the temporary control room to the switchyard, GRIDCo’s Chief Executive, Ing. Frank Otchere and some Management Staff visited two Tema-based (2) companies, namely; Tropical Cable and Conductor