Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, has stated that his primary objectives will be to reduce system losses, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure that all Ghanaians have access to affordable and reliable electricity as the government intensifies reforms in the power sector.
He expressed these views during a meeting with a World Bank delegation led by Dr. Robert Taliercio, who visited to discuss deeper collaboration and ongoing support for Ghana’s energy transition agenda.
The discussions centered on strategies to fortify the country’s power supply system, tackle persistent inefficiencies, and achieve lasting stability throughout the sector.
Mr. Jinapor clarified that the Ministry’s immediate aim is to reduce technical and commercial losses that are depleting sector revenues, while also promoting operational discipline among key agencies.
He emphasized that ensuring reliable and reasonably priced electricity for households and businesses is central to the government’s broader agenda for a sustainable and resilient energy ecosystem.
Additionally, he emphasized the Ministry’s efforts to secure additional generation capacity at a lower cost, supported by targeted investments in cleaner and more efficient energy sources.
The World Bank delegation acknowledged the institution’s longstanding role as a strategic partner to Ghana’s energy sector.
Dr. Taliercio assured the Minister of ongoing technical and financial support to facilitate the advancement of the government’s reform programs and long-term sector objectives.
