Cameroon is finally launching its long-awaited solar power plant project in the northern regions. Announced in 2021, the initiative will be effective this month. An official release from the Department of Water and Energy revealed that Minister Gaston Eloundou Essomba will preside over the launch ceremony during his visit to the site from September 19 to 23. With a combined capacity of 30 MW, the infrastructures have been built in the towns of Guider, in the North region, and Maroua, the regional capital of the Far North. “The official commissioning of these two solar power plants will substantially improve the…
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