The Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy, known as CEMSE, wants all power deals made public. These are contracts signed to buy electricity for Ghana.
CEMSE is asking for agreements signed from the year 2013 to be reviewed. They are particularly interested in deals made when Ghana needed extra power quickly.
This request follows the recent conviction of Asante Kwako Berko. He was the former boss of the Tema Oil Refinery.
Berko was found guilty in a bribery case involving a Turkish energy company. The details of this case have raised questions about how power contracts are made.
CEMSE believes that making these agreements public will help ensure fairness and prevent corruption.
They stated that transparency in these deals is important for the country's energy future.
The group wants to understand the terms and costs involved in these power purchases.
This review aims to protect Ghana's resources and ensure good value for taxpayers.