The Government of Ghana has stabilised the energy sector by clearing major legacy debts that threatened financial stability.

In 2025, government fully repaid $597.15 million drawn under the World Bank Partial Risk Guarantee, restoring investor confidence, and settled about $480 million owed to ENI and Vitol.

Additional payments of $393 million addressed legacy IPP debts.

Overall, $1.47 billion was paid to reset the sector, boost gas production, ensure reliable power supply, and end unchecked energy debt accumulation.