450 megawatts of power to be added to national grid

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• Repugnant. 9 years ago

  There we go again!! Here is the handiwork of the BIG BOYS FROM THE NORTH. Let the fronting begin.
  
  Ibrahim Mahama, John Mahama etc. Government is now a platform for gangsterism, no housewife will go for this silly deal $1.2 ...
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  There we go again!! Here is the handiwork of the BIG BOYS FROM THE NORTH. Let the fronting begin.
  
  Ibrahim Mahama, John Mahama etc. Government is now a platform for gangsterism, no housewife will go for this silly deal $1.2 billion for 10years? This sounds like an Ebola deal at best!
  
  Three Bui Dams could have been built. These guys don't steal chicken anymore? May god help our nation Ghana.

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• The mask 9 years ago

  VRA, ECG and other power producers in the country must charge electricity in kilowatt hours. How much is 1 kilowatt hour of electricity??
  
  It is said that while some districts pay high electricity tariffs others pay next to ...
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  VRA, ECG and other power producers in the country must charge electricity in kilowatt hours. How much is 1 kilowatt hour of electricity??
  
  It is said that while some districts pay high electricity tariffs others pay next to nothing. It is also said that within the same neighborhoods in the Accra/Tema Megapolis tariffs vary from house to house.

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• idriss 9 years ago

  They will talk plenty but nothing good will come out of it. Now some dubious company is taking advantage of our electricity problem to claim that seawave energy can generate 1,000 mgw. It is false and they are only doing so t ...
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  They will talk plenty but nothing good will come out of it. Now some dubious company is taking advantage of our electricity problem to claim that seawave energy can generate 1,000 mgw. It is false and they are only doing so to attract and dupe potential and innocent investors.

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• peetay 9 years ago

  It is true that a company owned by a Ghanaian who is an ex Thailand convict with suspicious academic credentials is part of an international cartel who is out to dupe unsuspecting investors with ocean energy production. It is ...
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  It is true that a company owned by a Ghanaian who is an ex Thailand convict with suspicious academic credentials is part of an international cartel who is out to dupe unsuspecting investors with ocean energy production. It is believed government officials have been compromised and instead of investigating, have kept mute over the activities of this company.

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• kasavubu MORDZI 9 years ago

  ad hominem?

  ad hominem?

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• kasavubu MORDZI 9 years ago

  we never had such a serious power crisis till the technicalogies bounced up...haba!
  megawatt,gigawatts,retrofusion, retrofitting...etesera etesera etesera.
  shubtill to the decerning mind is an anglo-saxon term. Tufia!!

  we never had such a serious power crisis till the technicalogies bounced up...haba!
  megawatt,gigawatts,retrofusion, retrofitting...etesera etesera etesera.
  shubtill to the decerning mind is an anglo-saxon term. Tufia!!

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• Jay london 9 years ago

  we heard all before.
  
  stop promise and start delivering ndc

  we heard all before.
  
  stop promise and start delivering ndc

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• Concerned 9 years ago

  $1.2billion!!! BUI, which is using free fuel (water) is generating the same amount of power, and only cost $700M.
  
  According to gov't in the next 3 years we'll have 5000MW, so why are we agreeing to pay $1.2bil (since the c ...
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  $1.2billion!!! BUI, which is using free fuel (water) is generating the same amount of power, and only cost $700M.
  
  According to gov't in the next 3 years we'll have 5000MW, so why are we agreeing to pay $1.2bil (since the company will make an agreement that will require gov't to pay $1.2+extra by the time it's done)
  
  Not only that, but are they liable for fuel delivery or are we. If the agreement sas that we must supply the heavy fuel/gas, then what happens when like all things, we fail to do so -> will they require that we still pay even though nothing is generated.
  
  This gov't is a little psycho about power... instead of taking their time to fix the problem properly and intelligently, they are jumping at every ill conceived idea just so they can say they did somethingg. Look at WAGP... see how well that investment has paid off for us.

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