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Energy Commission bans importation of substandard appliances

Energy Commission bans importation of substandard appliances
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The Energy Commission has announced a ban on the importation of some substandard electrical appliances and renewable energy products.

A statement by the Energy Commission and sighted by Plan B News explained that the ban is to prevent Ghana from becoming a desirable destination for substandard and used appliances and also to save the economy by reducing electricity demand which necessitates additional generation capacity with its associated fuel cost.

Source: Bernard Mensah/Planbfmonline
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