The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has declared that power supply from the Sogakope Bulk Supply Point (BSP) might experience extended delays due to flooding after the Akosombo Dam spillage.

The Company's decision to shut down the point has resulted in power disruptions in multiple districts.

ECG has redirected electricity supply to some areas from alternate sources. Benjamin Obeng Antwi, Volta Regional Public Relations Officer of ECG, has explained the necessity of a long-term solution to cope with a possible extended disruption of six or more months.

Meanwhile, the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) is also grappling with power-related challenges in providing water to flood-affected regions.

Water rationing is in place depending on power availability. GWCL is setting up parallel distribution lines from Aflao to serve flood victims.

The headworks at Agordome currently provides 5,500 cubic meters out of 7,570 cubic meters, with a deficit of 2,070 cubic meters, equivalent to 455,620 gallons.

Rationing and water management schedules have been implemented for various communities.

Supplies are contingent on power availability, and the area near the headworks is experiencing flooding concerns.