The Ashanti Regional Office of the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) embarked on a mission to empower stakeholders by engaging with the Assemblies of God Men’s Ministry during their convention. This meaningful interaction marked a significant step towards fostering a deeper understanding of the Commission’s mandate and promoting transparency
A Comprehensive Overview.
PURC provided a detailed insight into its multifaceted role, including regulating and overseeing the electricity and water sectors, ensuring reliable and quality utility services, protecting consumer interests, and promoting fair competition. The Commission’s responsibilities were also highlighted, such as setting and enforcing standards, approving tariffs, and resolving disputes. Some relevant provisions in the 2413 were also discussed.
Utility Service Providers and Policies.
The engagement shed light on the critical roles of ECG and GWCL in providing essential services to communities. Participants gained a deeper understanding of the policies governing utility services, including capital contribution policies and the Commission’s processes for dispute resolution, tariff approval, and monitoring standards.
Empowering Stakeholders.
Through this engagement, PURC demonstrated its commitment to empowering stakeholders with knowledge and promoting transparency in the utility sector. By educating participants on their rights and responsibilities, the Commission fostered a culture of awareness and participation, ultimately contributing to the region’s development.
PURC’s Enduring Commitment.
The PURC remains steadfast in its dedication to regulating utility services, protecting consumers, and promoting transparency. This engagement is a testament to the Commission’s unwavering commitment to empowering stakeholders and fostering development in the Ashanti Region.
