喀麦隆承诺到2030年成为电力出口国

Group 1 - The Cameroonian government aims to become an electricity exporter by 2030 through enhanced interconnectivity, energy transport, and increased exports to neighboring countries [1] - The National Energy Agreement includes plans to establish a power interconnection line with Chad by 2028, with a project currently underway to supply 100 megawatts from the new Nahitigar hydroelectric plant starting in 2027 [1] - Despite the operational Nahitigar hydroelectric plant increasing the country's total installed capacity by 30% to nearly 2000 megawatts, Cameroon struggles to meet its own electricity demand [1] Group 2 - The electricity transmission and distribution networks are aging and require significant investment for upgrades, while the financial imbalance in the electricity sector poses serious challenges [2] - The sector faces heavy debt burdens, insufficient investment in transmission and distribution, and a lack of funding, making it difficult to achieve the electricity export goals in the short term [2]