VRA hopeful of solving erratic power supply

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Sankofa 8 years ago

VRA must identify risks to electricity generation and put in place contingency measures to mitigate the effects when these risks are realised.

THe adhoc approach to energy production must stop. VRA must get its act togethe ...
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VRA must identify risks to electricity generation and put in place contingency measures to mitigate the effects when these risks are realised.

THe adhoc approach to energy production must stop. VRA must get its act together and exercise much greater professionalism in its operations.

Dumso has gone on for far too long! Our people have suffered for too long all because of the sheer incompetence in the energy sector, especially at VRA.
LARYEAH 8 years ago

NDC GOVERNMENT SHOULD JUST FIX THE PROBLEM AND STOP PROMISING!

NDC GOVERNMENT SHOULD JUST FIX THE PROBLEM AND STOP PROMISING!
Farmer 8 years ago

That doesn't sound like a competent forward planning management team to me.

That doesn't sound like a competent forward planning management team to me.
JAMES Y 8 years ago

Ghana has been cursed by Nkrumah and for it to progress the authorities should apologise, unreservedly, for removing him, violently. The nation had been ungrateful to him! To date his funeral has not been performed by the nat ...
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Ghana has been cursed by Nkrumah and for it to progress the authorities should apologise, unreservedly, for removing him, violently. The nation had been ungrateful to him! To date his funeral has not been performed by the nation - a nation he fought tirelessly to free from white domination.
Tunasasa 8 years ago

Mr Fletcher must be told in black and white that "KASA TENTEN 3NNTO OPONKO. He must spare our ears with all these rubbish.

Mr Fletcher must be told in black and white that "KASA TENTEN 3NNTO OPONKO. He must spare our ears with all these rubbish.
Chawchaw 8 years ago

Should get rid of this guy, who has a knack for issuing contradictory statements. Why does he bother to come out at all, if he is not sure about what he talks about? This has gone on for far too long, and must be stopped by h ...
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Should get rid of this guy, who has a knack for issuing contradictory statements. Why does he bother to come out at all, if he is not sure about what he talks about? This has gone on for far too long, and must be stopped by his political bosses!
John Agbo 8 years ago

It is my best bet that, a long and viable way to keep the water in the Volta Lake at maximum level for the power plant to operate at full load capacity all the time is to use high powered pumping machines to pump the water le ...
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It is my best bet that, a long and viable way to keep the water in the Volta Lake at maximum level for the power plant to operate at full load capacity all the time is to use high powered pumping machines to pump the water leaving the dam back into the lake. Honourable Minister and the-powers-that-be with our power sector should read this and embark on this viable fix to the perennial water problems for the dam.
Ilunga 8 years ago

The energy required to do the upstream pumping might be bigger than what the pumped water will generate. Let the engineers investigate before embarking on a probable exercise of futility.

Why can't Ghana generate solar pow ...
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The energy required to do the upstream pumping might be bigger than what the pumped water will generate. Let the engineers investigate before embarking on a probable exercise of futility.

Why can't Ghana generate solar power at community and rooftop level to be fed into the national grid? this may reduce demand on the dam in the day and conserve water for the nights. It works in California. Why not Ghana.
predator 8 years ago

please keep your optimism! how many times haven't we heard this? y'abr3 mo o ton!

please keep your optimism! how many times haven't we heard this? y'abr3 mo o ton!
Whirl Wind 8 years ago

enough empty promises

enough empty promises
Issahaku Abdul-Latif (Young Prof) 8 years ago

We pray and hope that this power situation of the country be solved soon. But for us to develop as a nation,we need to eschew political fraternism and come together as a nation to contribute ideas in solving our own challenge ...
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We pray and hope that this power situation of the country be solved soon. But for us to develop as a nation,we need to eschew political fraternism and come together as a nation to contribute ideas in solving our own challenges,after all Ghana belongs to all of us.Goodmorning to all Ghanaians!
EZEKIEL 8 years ago

We are just TIRED of this NONSENSE GAS SUPPLY to Aboagye....
WHY CAN'T the supply be CONSISTENT for even 14 days ?????? What sort of engineers do we have there ????????
3 days gas supply....14 days breakdown !!!! WHY WHY WH ...
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We are just TIRED of this NONSENSE GAS SUPPLY to Aboagye....
WHY CAN'T the supply be CONSISTENT for even 14 days ?????? What sort of engineers do we have there ????????
3 days gas supply....14 days breakdown !!!! WHY WHY WHY ?????
Loway 8 years ago

With sick people

With sick people
ASEM WO MANO 8 years ago

Stop talking and give us light. Talk talk no show.
Ghanaians love talking too much.

What A Nation?

Stop talking and give us light. Talk talk no show.
Ghanaians love talking too much.

What A Nation?

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