Energy analyst Kwadwo Poku has disputed the government’s claim that it has cleared all outstanding debts in Ghana’s energy sector, insisting that available figures do not support the assertion. “The figures that have been published by PURC do not sustain the fact that they are clearing all the indebtedness in the energy sector,” Mr Poku said. Mr Poku acknowledged improvements in the energy sector’s cash waterfall arrangement, particularly the prioritisation of IPP payments. On funding under the Energy Sector Levies Act (ESLA), the analyst questioned the sustainability of the government’s approach, claiming that borrowing has played a major role in recent payments. Mr Poku warned that reliance on borrowed funds could create challenges for future power generation, especially if additional resources are needed to purchase fuel.