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Power Cut Hits Airport Residents: ECG Maintenance Disrupts Supply

ECG maintenance works cause power cut at Accra airport residents, affecting daily life and businesses.

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Planned maintenance works disrupts power supply in Airport and surrounding areas - ECG

Residents in parts of Accra woke up to a power cut on Sunday, August 2, 2026, as the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) embarked on a planned five-hour maintenance exercise.

ECG Maintenance Causes Power Outage at Airport

The ECG has announced a planned power interruption in parts of Accra on Sunday, August 2, 2026, to facilitate maintenance works aimed at improving electricity supply. The exercise is expected to last for five hours, but no specific details were provided on the exact timing or affected areas.

Impact on Airport Residents

Residents in the affected areas are likely to face disruptions in their daily activities, including work and household chores. The power cut may also have a significant impact on businesses that rely heavily on electricity, such as shops and restaurants.

What's Next for ECG Maintenance

The ECG's maintenance exercise is a regular occurrence aimed at ensuring a stable and efficient electricity supply. While the power cut may cause inconvenience to residents, it is a necessary step towards improving the overall electricity supply in Accra. The ECG has not provided a timeline for the completion of the maintenance exercise, but residents can expect the power supply to be restored once the work is completed.


Source: 3News