In the past decade, Ghana has experienced severe electricity supply challenges costing the nation an average of US $2.1 million in loss of production daily. This situation has developed even though installed generation capacity has more than doubled over the period; increasing from 1,730 MW in 2006 to 3,795 MW in 2016.
SUMA has them take into consideration the availability of Electricity to both the Municipal Capital and all its neighboring zones and villages
