Cameroon: the Kribi and Dibamba plants have brought in 14.2 billion FCFA in 2013

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Cameroon: the Kribi and Dibamba plants have brought in 14.2 billion FCFA in 2013

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- Wednesday, 24 September 2014 02:50

(Business in Cameroon) - The Kribi Power Development Corporation (KPDC) and Dibamba Power Development Corporation (DPDC), which respectively manage the Kribi gas plant (216 MW) and the Dibamba oil plant (86 MW), made cumulative profits of 14.2 billion FCFA in 2013, announced a release approved by the boards of both companies held in Paris on September 5, 2014.

With its 216 MW capacity, the Kribi gas plant brought in 8.7 billion FCFA while the Dibamba plant brought in 5.5 billion FCFA to DPDC.

The 302 MW of electricity generated by the two plants now run by Globeleq (100% owned by Actis) are mainly provided to Eneo, Cameroon’s public electricity provider after being acquired from AES Corp by Actis in late 2013.

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