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Ghana raised electricity and water prices by 9.9% and 15.9% on Jan. 1, 2026, to cover costs and boost infrastructure.
New electricity and water tariffs took effect in Ghana on January 1, 2026, with electricity prices rising 9.86% and water tariffs increasing 15.92% across all user categories.
The adjustments, part of a five-year regulatory framework, aim to cover rising operational costs, support infrastructure investment, and improve efficiency, including reducing non-revenue water.
Quarterly reviews will adjust tariffs based on inflation, exchange rates, and fuel costs.
The electricity mix is projected to be 78.79% thermal, 20.9% hydro, and 0.31% renewable, with a gas cost forecast of $7.8749 per MMBtu.
Mini-grids serving remote areas are now included in tariff calculations.
Economists warn the hikes may worsen inflation and strain households and businesses, especially in energy-intensive sectors.
Ghana elevó los precios de la electricidad y el agua en un 9.9% y 15.9% el 1 de enero de 2026, para cubrir los costos y aumentar la infraestructura.