The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition in Ghana is establishing a Command and Control Centre to enhance real-time monitoring of the electricity grid. The centre will connect all transformers to a central system under the ministry's supervision, enabling immediate response to supply challenges.
This initiative aims to improve grid reliability and reduce power outages by allowing officials to track transformer performance and detect faults early. The project aligns with Ghana's broader goals of modernizing its energy infrastructure and supporting the green transition.
As of May 2026, the ministry has not disclosed the exact timeline for full operationalization or the total cost of the project. However, the move is seen as a step toward more efficient energy management in the country.