Congo targets 1,500MW power capacity by 2030
Speaking at the Congo Energy & Investment Forum in Brazzaville, Congolese Minister of Energy and Water, Émile Ouosso, emphasised the initiative''s goal of improving energy access for
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Read more +Brazzaville decree backs drive for universal energy
Meeting in Brazzaville on 17 September, the Council of Ministers approved a draft decree that makes the National Energy Pact official law in the Republic of Congo. The text, presented by
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Read more +Congo Grid Overhaul Aims to End Brazzaville Outages
World Bank funds and Eni expertise underpin Congo-Brazzaville''s plan to modernise the 43-year-old Pointe-Noire–Brazzaville line, freeing 200 MW and ending power cuts by 2026.
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Read more +Congo-Brazzaville Energy Pact 2030 Overview
Congo-Brazzaville''s Electricity for All pact emerges at the confluence of domestic urgency and international momentum for just energy transitions. Its ultimate success will rest on disciplined
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Read more +Congo Energy-Water Reforms Outlined by Ouosso
Minister Emile Ouosso reviews Congo-Brazzaville''s electricity and drinking water outlook, detailing production levels, grid losses, key rehabilitation works, water boreholes, and the role of
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Read more +Congo''s Electricity for All Strategy to 2030
By framing energy access as both a social contract and a geostrategic lever, Congo-Brazzaville positions itself as a noteworthy laboratory for sustainable electrification in Central Africa.
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Read more +Country Analysis Brief: Congo Brazzaville
Total electricity capacity in Congo Brazzaville showed a modest increase of about 0.3 gigawatts (GW) from 2013 to 2022, with most of the increase coming from fossil fuel-derived sources.
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Read more +Power Challenges and Resilience in Brazzaville
Analysis of Brazzaville''s electricity shortages, their socio-economic impact and the government''s strategy to reinforce Congo''s power grid through reforms and regional projects.
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Read more +Congo to Double Power Generation to 1,500 MW by 2030
“This initiative aims to enhance electricity access for the nation''s six million citizens and support industrial growth,” said Congolese Minister of Energy and Water, Émile Ouosso, at the
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Read more +PEZOR plan: renewables driving Congo-Brazzaville rural
Minister Emile Ouosso unveils PEZOR, a 211 bn FCFA solar-hydro strategy targeting 700k new grid connections and tripling rural electrification in Congo-Brazzaville by 2030.
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