John Jinapor, Member of Parliament for Yapei Kusawgu, has outlined plans for the next National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration to address challenges in the energy sector and enhance its performance.

In an interview with TV3, Jinapor emphasized that the NDC's strategy includes ramping up crude oil production to 400,000 barrels daily, which he believes will help mitigate the growing debt in the sector.

He also highlighted the NDC's commitment to increasing the use of renewable energy and improving electricity access. If John Dramani Mahama wins the upcoming December elections, these will be key areas of focus.

Jinapor further mentioned that the NDC's manifesto aims to address economic and financial mismanagement and provide a fresh direction for Ghana's development.

“The energy sector debt keeps ballooning; this manifesto seeks to rescue the energy sector and turn it around.

“Renewable energy forms a major part of the manifesto. Access to electricity will be a focus of the manifesto,” John Jinapor added.