By Naa Shormei Odonkor
Kumasi, Nov. 03, GNA – The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) Limited has honoured 10 Special Load Tariff (SLT) customers in the Ashanti West Region for their loyalty, prompt bill payments and consistent patronage of the company’s services.
The awards were presented in appreciation of the customers’ commitment to the ECG and their continued support of the company’s operations.
The award recipients were Asawus Company Limited, China Mall-Kumasi, Guinness Ghana Limited, Lancaster Kumasi City Hotel and Kasapreko Company Limited.
The others were Kumasi Cement Ghana Limited, Niwota Company, Twellium Ghana Company Limited, World Cool Stone Quarry and XY Plywood Ghana.
Each awardee received a plaque, and ECG-branded souvenirs in recognition of their contributions and longstanding relationship with the company.
The presentation formed part of activities organised by ECG from October 26 to October 30, 2026, to mark Customer Service Week.
The theme for the celebration across all ECG operational areas was: “The Extra Mile.”
Management of the company visited all 10 awardees to present the awards and interact with them to better understand their operational activities and challenges.
Mr George Amoah, General Manager of ECG’s Ashanti West Region, commended the awardees for their commitment and support.
He said ECG was working diligently to ensure a stable, reliable and quality power supply to its customers.
Mr Amoah noted that reliable electricity supply was essential for promoting socio-economic development and improving the standard of living of the people.
“We are embarking on numerous system improvement projects across the region to stabilise power and increase capacity to attract more investors to the Region,” he said.
Mr Amoah explained that the theme: “The Extra Mile,” reflected ECG’s commitment to professionalism and excellent service delivery.
He said the company remained committed to nurturing the strong relationship it had built with its customers over the years for the mutual benefit of both parties.
Mr Amoah also encouraged customers to contact ECG officials whenever they encountered challenges and advised them to ensure they dealt only with authorised ECG staff to avoid falling victim to fraudsters.
GNA
Edited by Kwabia Owusu-Mensah/Lydia Kukua Asamoah
Reporter: Naa Shormei Odonkor