The maintenance is scheduled for Sunday, March 2, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Affected areas in the Tema Region include Star Steel, Dawhenya Township, Abbey Kope, Adotey, Miotso, Ghanaman Soccer Academy, Abia, Prampram, Kpoi Ete, Central University, Ososhie, P.S. Global, Devtraco, Methodist Junction, and surrounding areas.

In a statement, ECG apologized for any inconvenience this maintenance work may cause to residents and businesses in these areas.

In a separate update, the ECG also addressed ongoing outages in the Ashanti West Region. These outages are the result of a cable fault at Abuakwa Maakro, near the ECG Abuakwa District Office.

Affected areas are Abuakwa Maakro, Asonomaso, Manhyia, Koforidua, Akrpong Junction, and surrounding areas.

Additionally, the ECG reported a similar outage in the Accra East Region due to an underground cable fault at Ogbojo.

Affected areas include Ogbojo Asafoatse, Otienshie, Ability, Dzen Ayor, Rev. Owusu Bempah area, Galaxy International School area, and Twumasewaa Hospital area.

“ECG wishes to assure affected customers that our engineers are working to rectify the faults and restore supply. We regret the inconvenience caused to our valued customers,” the statement read.

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The exercise has been scheduled for Friday, September 25 to Sunday, September 29.

ECG in a statement explained that, the maintenance will affect the buying and selling of prepaid credit at vending points.

The affected districts will include Afienya, Nungua, Tema North, Tema South, Ablekuma, Bortianor, Korle-Bu, Nsawam, Ashaiman, Amasaman, Kaneshie and Dansoman.

As a result, all CLOU prepaid customers are thus advised to purchase enough prepaid credit to last the downtime period.

The ECG has apologised for any inconvenience that will be caused.

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The move is due to a planned maintenance of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) at the supply stations.

The maintenance works are expected to span for close to 12 hours.

It has been scheduled for three Thursdays thus; February 29, March 7 and March 14.

In a statement, the water supplier noted the exercise will affect the production centres.

It is therefore expected that majority of households in the Greater Kumasi Metropolis will experience erratic water supply.

“Management regrets the inconvenience the challenge may cause and advises customers to store and judiciously use water to avert any severe impact during the shutdown dates,” the statement said.

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Below is the statement: