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Electricity Tariffs, cost recovery, and public trust in Ghana: The hidden crisis in power sector sustainability

The power sector in Ghana is at a turning point. Tariffs are viewed by consumers as a clear indicator of fairness; low prices are perceived as relief, while high prices are perceived as punitive. Tariffs are a tool used by utilities and regulators to keep the books balanced and the lights on. When those two points of view diverge, there is not only financial strain but also a decline in public confidence, which makes reform both technically and politically difficult.


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