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Cameroun : le barrage hydroélectrique de Mékin opérationnel en 2016 selon le constructeur chinois

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Le barrage hydroélectrique de Mékin en construction dans la région du Sud, sera opérationnel en avril 2016, selon le constructeur, la China National Electric Engineering Corporation ( CNEEC) qui situe les travaux déjà réalisés à 70 pour cent.

Après deux reports en 2014 puis en mai 2015, c’est finalement au mois d’avril 2016 que sera livré cet ouvrage, le constructeur et son sous-traitant ayant finalement applani leurs divergences qui bloquaient l’avancement des travaux.

Le directeur général d’Hydro-Mékin, le maître d’ouvrage du projet, Frédéric Biya Motto soutient que «les premiers mégawatts seront disponibles à la fin de cette année», suite à la première mise en eau de cette infrastructure énergétique destinée à alimenter en électricité une partie de la région du Sud grâce à une usine de pied de 15 Mégawatts (MW) et d’une ligne d’évacuation d’énergie de 33 kilomètres..

Hydro-Mékin, la société publique chargée de construire et de gérer ce barrage, est la deuxième entreprise du pays, après le concessionnaire Energy Cameroon (ENEO), contrôlé par le fonds d’investissements britannique Actis, à disposer des prérogatives de production, de transport, de distribution, et de commercialisation de l’énergie électrique au Cameroun.

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