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Madagascar – Favorable conditions for the exploitation of renewable energies
The electricity sector has been liberalized since 1999, promoting free competition for production and establishing a regulator. The...
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Gabon – Hydroelectric power plants
An essential component of the Transformation Acceleration Plan (PAT) set by the President of the Republic, the new hydroelectric power plants...
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DRC – Hydroelectricity, an asset for industrial development
The DRC has significant potential for hydroelectric power generation. Thanks to the power of the Congo River, the second largest ...
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Cameroon – Hydroelectric dams
Cameroon derives most of its electrical energy from hydropower. However, Cameroon's immense hydroelectric potential remains largely untapped.
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Congo – Hydroelectric dam projects
Congo has an estimated hydroelectric potential of over 22,000 MW. The government wants to increase its energy capacity...
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Togo – Electricity, a strategic activity
To move from an electrification rate of 58% to universal access to clean and reliable energy by 2030, ...
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Cameroon derives most of its electrical energy from hydropower. However, Cameroon's immense hydroelectric potential remains largely untapped. Projects are therefore underway throughout the country...
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Cameroon is implementing its vision for the electricity sector, as set out in the National Development Strategy 2020-2030 (NDS 30), to increase electricity production. The new strategy...
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The Congolese government has always given high priority to health. The emphasis is on prevention. In June 2023, the WHO welcomed the Government of Congo...
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Operational since July 1, 2023, the CAMU owes the acceleration of its implementation to the Head of State, whose aim is to effectively respond to the legitimate expectations of...
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Until now, electricity was supplied by gas-fired power plants and hydroelectric dams. Thanks to the energy mix, Congo aims to achieve an electricity access rate of 50% in...
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The potential for renewable electricity is inestimable in Congo. It revolves around hydroelectricity, biomass, wind, and solar power. The renewable energy project to electrify Pointe-Noire...
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Congo has an estimated hydroelectric potential of over 22,000 MW. The government aims to increase the country's energy capacity for industrial development, in line with its...
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The price of medicines is a barrier to access to quality healthcare for the majority of Congolese people. The government hopes that private investment in the production sector...
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An essential component of the Transformation Acceleration Plan (PAT) set by the President of the Republic, the new hydroelectric power plants will help reduce the price of the energy supply and...
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Gabon aims to produce 100% clean electricity by 2035. While the energy mix is expected to be dominated by hydroelectricity, solar power plant projects have multiplied in the...
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Law 2017-020 was adopted in November 2017 as part of the National Development Plan (NDP 2015-2019). The NPE reflects the government's desire to clean up the energy sector...
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The electricity sector has been liberalized since 1999, promoting free competition for production and establishing a regulator. The national electricity access rate is 15% and ...
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The electricity sector has been liberalized since 1999, promoting free competition for production and establishing a regulator. The national electricity access rate is 15% and ...
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Energy is central to development. Monetizing natural gas through electricity generation is expected to bridge the country's energy deficit and provide a stable supply of...
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is one of the countries with the least access to electricity. Most of its energy comes from the Inga 1 and 2 dams, which are due to be...
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The DRC has significant potential for hydroelectric power generation. Thanks to the power of the Congo River, the second largest river in terms of flow, the country can boast...
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To move from an electrification rate of 58% to universal access to clean and reliable energy by 2030, the Togolese government is multiplying initiatives. At the national level, according to...
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