However, he cautioned against the complete privatization of the company, arguing that it would not be a wise decision.

Speaking before Parliament’s Appointments Committee during his vetting on Monday, March 11, Adomako-Mensah stressed the potential benefits of involving a private entity in managing ECG’s retail operations, particularly in enhancing the efficiency of bill collection.

“ECG is a monopoly and I don’t want a private individual to have a monopoly over an asset like ECG but I don’t have a problem of assigning an aspect of ECG like the retail end to a private player for a more efficient collection and billing system.”