The Bui Power Authority (BPA) recorded a net profit of US$66.2 million in the 2025 financial year, following improved energy generation and expansion of its renewable energy capaci
The report indicates that the Bui Power Authority (BPA) recorded a net profit of US$66.2 million in the 2025 financial year, following improved energy generation and expansion of its renewable energy capacity.
It further notes that the Authority generated revenue of US$145.9 million during the year, with total energy output reaching 1,438GWh, exceeding its projected target of 1,350GWh by 6.5%.
Chief Executive Officer of BPA, Ing. Kow Eduakwa Sam, announced the figures at the Authority’s 2025 Annual Stakeholders Meeting held at BPA Heights in Accra.
He stated the Bui Hydroelectric Plant maintained an average availability rate of 95%, reflecting the reliability of the Authority’s main generation asset.
According to him, despite leadership changes at the Ministry of Energy, the BPA Board and Executive Management during the year, the Authority maintained operational stability and continued implementing its strategic plans.
Mr Sam stated BPA increased its installed Solar Photovoltaic (PV) capacity from 55MWp to 105MWp in 2025, strengthening its renewable energy portfolio alongside its 404MW hydropower capacity.
Hydropower remained the Authority’s dominant source of generation, producing 1,339GWh, representing 97% of total energy generated during the period.
He added that feasibility studies for proposed hydropower projects on the Tano, Pra and Ankobra rivers also made significant progress.
The Authority continued investments in infrastructure projects to support future expansion.
At the Bui Generating Station, Phase One of the Staff Accommodation Project reached 97% completion, while Phase Two achieved 51% completion.
The staff accommodation and five-kilometre access road project linked to the Yendi Solar PV Project also reached 75% completion.
BPA also advanced its digital transformation efforts through cybersecurity risk assessments, development of a Cybersecurity Solutions Roadmap, rollout of the BPA WorkPoint corporate intranet, and completion of its Corporate Data Centre and Disaster Recovery Infrastructure Project.
Despite the positive financial results, the BPA Chief Executive highlighted challenges affecting the Authority’s expansion plans.
He stated cash flow remains constrained due to high outstanding receivables owed by the Authority’s major off-taker.
