Reported Challenges

1. ECG hasn’t provided me with a prepaid meter since I requested one about two years ago after two teams visited the house. 2. Although I use solar 24/7, except when my inverter developed a fault, ECG bills me at a fixed daily rate of 8.06kwh. 3. For several months, ECG hasn’t visited to read

In the past month, I’ve experienced power outages about 1-2 times per week, each lasting typically between 3-6 hours. These outages predominantly occur during the evening and sometimes extend into the night. Given this frequency and duration, I believe that Dumsor is indeed back in Ghana.

In Prempeh II Link, Kumasi, power outages have been a recurrent issue over the past month, occurring more than four times per week and typically lasting between 3 to 6 hours. These outages predominantly happen in the evening, from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM. I believe that “Dumsor” has resurfaced in Ghana. Dumsor table is

Experiencing power outages more than four times per week, typically lasting more than six hours, occurring throughout the day, I believe that “Dumsor” is back in Ghana. In the last month, we hardly have consistent electricity for 24 hours. Today is different as it came back around 10 pm yesterday and still on.

It is unbearable here. My place is just behind the West Hills Mall and we experience outages at least 3 times every day. And everyone is just quiet and not talking about it. Each outage sometimes last for hours.

Having faced power outages 1-2 times per week, typically lasting less than 1 hour in the evening, I believe that “Dumsor” is back in Ghana.

With power outages occurring more than four times per week, typically lasting more than 6 hours in the morning, I believe that “Dumsor” is back in Ghana. Additionally, the low current is causing damage to our appliances such as freezers and fridges.

Experiencing power outages more than four times per week, typically lasting 1-3 hours, in the evening, I believe that “Dumsor” is back in Ghana.

I’ve experienced power outages 1-2 times per week, typically lasting more than 6 hours, mostly occurring in the afternoon. I believe that “Dumsor” is back in Ghana. The lights have been going off steadily over a long period of time. It is important that the authorities responsible come clean on the state of power supply

In the past month, power outages have been a common occurrence for me, happening more than four times per week and typically lasting 3-6 hours, with no specific pattern throughout the day. I firmly believe that “Dumsor” has returned to Ghana. Additionally, it’s crucial that we have access to a timetable for power outages to