Cameroon

Cameroon faces significant energy infrastructure challenges as it seeks to support economic growth, improve living conditions and achieve its national electrification ambitions. Despite strong hydropower potential and major generation projects, access to reliable electricity remains uneven, particularly across vast and remote territories where transmission and distribution networks are limited or under strain. Long distances, complex natural environments and the need to connect new generation capacity to cities, industries and rural communities place high demands on the country’s power grids.

In this context, strengthening transmission networks, substations and grid interconnections is essential to improve reliability, extend access and secure power evacuation from generation assets. At the same time, territories and municipalities are increasingly turning to decentralized and renewable solutions to address last‑mile electrification and support the energy transition

Drawing on strong local presence and Omexom’s international expertise, Omexom in Cameroon supports utilities, public authorities and developers by delivering EPC and complex energy projects across the power value chain. From power evacuation and grid reinforcement to substations and territorial energy solutions, Omexom in Cameroon designs and builds resilient, efficient and sustainable infrastructure adapted to the country’s technical, environmental and social realities.