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Volta River Authority

by | Sep 3, 2021 | Members, V

VRA is currently a state-owned wholesale power generation company with 1,866 MW of installed capacity. Until 2006, VRA was a generation and transmission company but in December, 2006 the Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) was carved out of VRA as an autonomous state-owned electric transmission utility as part of a larger power sector restructuring effort to functionally separate wholesale power generation and transmission. VRA is still a state-owned company, but now a generation-only company and it is not affiliated with GRIDCo. VRA is currently the largest generation owner by installed and operable MW capacity.

Services offered
Services offered by VRA include:
• Maintenance of Generating Facilities (Thermal and Hydro)
• Rehabilitation of Power Plants
• Management and operating of Generating Facilities
• Management of Power Projects
• Design of Power Infrastructure
• Contract Management
• Power System Planning
• Auditing of Generation and Transmission Facilities
• Dam Safety Management
• Dam Inspections
• Training

www.vra.com

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