The Tema Region of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has begun a project aimed at sanitising its customer and asset database in Ashaiman.
The project will help automate work processes related to installation, replacements, maintenance works and decommissioning of downstream assets.
It also targets uncaptured meters and individuals connected to the ECG network who are not receiving bills, ensuring that they are fully onboard as ECG customers, to improve revenue and reduce system losses.
The project, which started in the Nungua District of Tema Region, is currently ongoing in the Ashaiman District.
Sakyiwaa Mensah, the PRO of ECG, told The Chronicle that it would be replicated in other districts in the region.
The project implementation involves tagging downstream assets such as low-voltage poles, building structures and meters with unique QR codes, as well as updating customer information into the ECG network.
The Project Manager, Mr. Charles Obeng, who is also the Director of Project Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation of the ECG indicated that “an inventory and tagging of assets throughout the district is being done as part of efforts designed to ensure accurate records and effective management of the district assets.”
He entreated customers to collaborate with the ECG personnel who will be working with service personnel, interns and some military personnel, as part of their on-field study experiences with ECG, who may visit their premises as part of the project.
