Energy think-tank ACEP has charged government to as a matter of urgency reopen negotiations with Nigeria gas to avert possible power outages.
The company last year cut supply to Ghana as government is indebted to the Nigerian gas supplier in excess of $180 million.
Ghana is currently enjoying some relative power supply giving the deployment of a number of emergency power plants after enduring almost four years of unstable power supply.
But speaking at a press conference Thursday, Deputy Executive Director of ACEP Ben Boakye said any delay in ensuring adequate gas supply for power generation could result in power outages by end of the second quarter.
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