Power |Policy & Governance

Togo Moves to Open Power Market to Private Producers

Togo's draft electricity law would let big users choose suppliers and open the grid to private producers, as power demand heads for a 32% jump by 2030.

By Abdulazeez Hameed2 min read12th October, 2026

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Togo Moves to Open Power Market to Private Producers

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