Residents across parts of the capital and surrounding communities are bracing for possible disruptions as the Electricity Company of Ghana rolls out scheduled maintenance works on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
The exercise, described as part of ongoing system upgrades and infrastructure improvements, is expected to temporarily interrupt power supply in selected areas as engineers carry out essential works on the distribution network.
While the utility has not released a full breakdown of affected communities in the headline notice, the planned maintenance is aimed at improving service reliability, reducing unexpected outages, and strengthening the stability of the national grid.
Officials have urged residents and businesses in potentially impacted zones to make the necessary preparations, including safeguarding electrical appliances and planning for temporary power interruptions during the maintenance window.
ECG has assured the public that efforts will be made to complete the work within schedule and restore electricity promptly once operations are concluded.
The company has also apologized in advance for any inconvenience the exercise may cause, stressing that the short-term disruption is necessary to ensure long-term stability and improved service delivery.
As the date approaches, residents are being encouraged to stay alert for detailed announcements specifying exact communities that will experience outages during the maintenance period.
