Ghana Power Compact
Transforming Energy Access Across Ghana
Overview
The Ghana Power Compact was a $316 million partnership between the Government of Ghana and the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), signed in 2014 to improve the reliability, affordability, and sustainability of electricity. It concluded in June 2022 with significant impact on Ghana’s energy sector and economic development.
Strategic Focus
The Pillars of Power Transformation
Strengthening Power Infrastructure
Improved Healthcare Delivery
Inclusive Economic Growth
Advancing Energy Efficiency
Climate-Smart Energy Solutions
Enhancing Urban Safety and Productivity
The Compact - Documents
Congressional Notifications - MCC
Press Releases
Impact
The Ghana Power Compact has significantly improved the quality of life for millions of Ghanaians, reduced costs and inefficiencies in electricity distribution, strengthened institutional capacity within the energy sector, created a strong foundation for sustained private sector investment, and enhanced economic productivity across multiple sectors.
Sustainability and Legacy
The Compact has established a strong foundation for continued reforms in the energy sector, the expansion of reliable and affordable electricity access, and long-term economic growth and resilience. The infrastructure, policies, and institutional capacity developed under the programme continue to support Ghana’s transition toward a modern, efficient, and inclusive power sector.
Blogs
Powering Ghana's future
Compact II transformed Ghana’s power sector through infrastructure modernization, regulatory reform, and energy efficiency, building a more reliable, sustainable energy future for millions of Ghanaians.