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Reforms paying off for ECG — Energy Ministry

“As we strengthen our finances and improve infrastructure, there should also be an improved customer service to make the transformation complete because just as there will be no sustainable energy sector without ECG, the company cannot thrive without satisfied customers,” Mr Mensah stressed.
Healthy ECG, healthy sector Addressing the meeting, the Deputy Minister of Energy and Green Transition, Richard Mensah, commended the company for that steady improvement and said the development had justified the government's resolve for reforms.
Improvement The Managing Director (MD) of ECG, Kwame Kpekpena, attributed the healthy financial situation of the company not just to the reforms being implemented, but also to some external factors such as those within its operating environment.
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