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Institute for Energy Policies and Research accuses government of breaching ESLA reporting law

MyJoyOnlineBy Isaac YeboahFri, 15 May 2026 · 1h ago0 views

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The Institute for Energy Policies and Research (INSTEPR) has accused the government of breaching the Energy Sector Levies Act (ESLA). INSTEPR claims the government failed to submit the 2025 management accounts of the ESLA levy to Parliament, as required by law. This accusation was made in a press release dated May 15, 2026, following the institute's investigations.

The Institute for Energy Policies and Research (INSTEPR) has accused the government of failing to comply with provisions of the Energy Sector Levies Act (ESLA) by allegedly not submitting the 2025 management accounts of the levy to Parliament.

In a press release dated May 15, 2026, Executive Director of INSTEPR, Kwadwo N. Poku, said investigations conducted by the institute revealed that the annual ESLA management report for 2025 had not been presented to lawmakers.

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