obligations, emphasising the steps taken to demonstrate good faith.
“I have had that conversation with them and to show good faith, we have started paying to show that we are just not talking but we are acting to what we have agreed going forward,” he said.
He further noted that ECG began its payment schedule on October 8, 2024.
“We paid that week, then the following week, but because the payments were insufficient, they [Asogli] decided not to resume operations,” he explained on News File on Joy News.
Meanwhile, the Chief Executive Officer of the Independent Power Producers (IPPs), Dr Elikplim Kwabla Apetorgbor, has hinted that three power plants are set to shut down due to debts owed to them.
Dr Apetorgbor warned that if the issue remains unresolved, the three key power plants will cease operations by next week.
“If nothing is done by the end of this week, next week, three key power plants will shut down,” he warned.
But ECG says this will not happen based on the steps it has taken so far.
