Cameroon’s Douala Industries May Get 170 MW More Power from Nachtigal by Year-End
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Industries in Douala, Cameroon's economic capital, may gain access to an additional 170 MW of electricity by the end of 2026, according to Cheick Fantamady Kanté, the World Bank's division director for Cameroon and four other Central African countries. The outlook, announced on October 30 in Yaoundé after a meeting with Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze, comes after months of delays in the construction of a second transmission corridor designed to carry more electricity from the Nachtigal hydropower plant to the Littoral region. "The good news is that by the end of the year, an additional…
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