Bui Power Authority

29/05/2026

APUA DIRECTOR GENERAL PAYS COURTESY CALL ON BUI POWER AUTHORITY
The Director General of the Association of Power Utilities of Africa (APUA), Engr. Abel Didier Tella, paid a courtesy call on the Acting CEO of Bui Power Authority (BPA), Ing. Kow Eduakwa Sam, on May 28, 2026. The meeting, which was also attended by the DCEO(EOT), Ing. Samuel Nima-Boateng, formed part of efforts to strengthen cooperation between the two institutions ahead of APUA’s 60th Annual General Meeting.

Engr. Tella was accompanied by APUA’s Technical Director, Mr. Isaac Darfour Manu, and the Head of Communication & Corporate Affairs, Mr. Jeannot Koudebi. During the meeting, the Director General expressed appreciation to BPA for its continued support and commitment since joining as a member in 2023.

Welcoming the delegation, Ing. Kow Eduakwa Sam stressed BPA’s commitment to collaborating with APUA and highlighted the Authority’s readiness to support the Anniversary. He noted that the event presents an important opportunity for stakeholders in Africa’s power sector to strengthen partnerships and explore innovative solutions to the continent’s Energy challenges.

Ghana will be the host Nation for the APUA’s 60th Annual General Meeting and Anniversary in July 2026

27/05/2026

26/05/2026

BUI POWER AUTHORITY AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO 27 STUDENTS FOR THE 2025/2026 ACADEMIC YEAR

The Bui Power Authority organized its 7th Scholarship Awards Ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic year on May 20, 2026, at the Bui Generating Station. Twenty-seven (27) beneficiaries from the Jama, Bole, Banda, and North Mo traditional areas received scholarship packages.

In his opening remarks, Mr. Charles Tuffuor, a member of the BPA Scholarship Committee and Manager of the Community Relations Unit, commended the committee for its dedication throughout the selection process and emphasized that the awards were based on transparency and merit. He also encouraged the beneficiaries to remain committed to their academic pursuits.

Speaking on behalf of the MP for Banda, the Banda DCE, Hon. Peter Dongi, praised the Authority for its continued investment in education and community development, noting that the initiative continues to ease the financial burden on families within the beneficiary communities.

Representing the Ag. CEO, Ing. Kow Eduakwa Sam, Mr. Chrisentus Kuunifaa, Director of OHSE, congratulated the beneficiaries and reaffirmed the Authority’s commitment to supporting their educational journey.

Past beneficiaries who have completed their studies are currently undertaking national service and internships at BPA.

The scholarship scheme remains one of the Authority’s flagship CSR initiatives, with the broader aim of empowering young people in the Bui catchment area through higher education opportunities.

11/05/2026

The Tsatsadu Micro Hydro Project is proof that Bui Power Authority is committed to powering Ghana through innovation and renewable energy.

10/05/2026

Wishing mothers across the globe a happy Mother's Day.

27/04/2026

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23/04/2026

Bui Power Authority Hosts Strategic Delegation to Advance Bui Agro-Economic Enclave Initiative

As part of its broader commitment to national development beyond power generation, Bui Power Authority hosted a technical delegation led by Dr. Peter Boamah Otokunor, Director of the President’s Initiative on Agriculture and Agribusiness (PIAA), during a working visit to the Bui Generating Station on 15 April 2026.

The visit followed earlier engagements with the Authority and forms part of ongoing efforts to operationalise the Bui Agro-Economic Enclave Initiative under the Bui City Development Agenda—an ambitious vision that positions the Bui enclave as an integrated hub for energy, agriculture, industry, tourism, and sustainable economic growth.

During the visit, the delegation toured key strategic sites within the enclave, including Leyaata Hospital’s agricultural facilities, the Branam State Farm, the Bui Sugarcane and Cashew factories, and the Bui National Park. Discussions focused on expanding agricultural production, strengthening agro-processing capacity, creating jobs, and embedding environmental sustainability and ecotourism into long-term development plans.

A key highlight of the engagement was the recognition of the central role of reliable power supply in driving agro-industrial transformation. Bui Power Authority reaffirmed its readiness to provide dependable energy infrastructure to support investment, processing, irrigation, manufacturing, and enterprise growth across the enclave.

The Authority views the initiative as a practical demonstration of how strategic national assets can catalyse inclusive development, transforming Bui into a model for integrated economic growth in Ghana.

Dr. Otokunor commended ongoing initiatives at Bui and reiterated government’s commitment to agribusiness development through stronger collaboration between public and private sector stakeholders.

20/04/2026

BPA Educational Scholarship Scheme: Empowering the Next Generation

14/04/2026

Happy Birthday Hon. Mohammed Kwaku Doku

Wishing you a fruitful year.

From all of us at Bui Power Authority.