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Gas Plant Could Offer Solution to Ghana’s Power Woes

Ghanaians are struggling with crippling 12-hour power cuts across the country. Authorities are hoping a nearly-completed gas processing plant could be the key to alleviating the country’s energy woes. Ghanaians have been dealing with persistent power outages both in the capital Accra and in the countryside for months. The Electricity Company of Ghana recently warned it may have to resort to 24-hour power cuts. The situation has since improved, but Ghana still has a power deficit of 400...

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