Yaounde, October 27, 2026 \u2013 Cameroon's electricity sector has a new player. Meta Energy SARL officially launched its activities this Tuesday, October 27, at the Hilton Hotel in Yaounde, Bouma Hall, under the slogan \"The future lights up here\".<\/p>\n
The event, broadcast live on Digital B TV, gathered investors and sector stakeholders around a business model presented as disruptive: not selling solar panels, but selling energy.<\/p>\n
Driven by the Meta Invest SA Group under the leadership of Lisette Claudia TAME NJAMBE, the company aims to address a daily reality. At 7 p.m. in a Yaounde neighborhood, a power cut interrupts homework, shops and workshops.<\/p>\n
Its model is based on an alliance sealed the day before, on October 26, 2026, at the High Commission of Canada in Cameroon, with Eclipse Renewable Energies.<\/p>\n
Under this agreement, the Canadian partner will provide equipment supply, installation and preventive and corrective maintenance throughout the contract period. The warranties announced are 30 years on panels and 5 to 10 years on other equipment depending on their nature.<\/p>\n
This positioning comes in a quantified context: the national electricity access rate is estimated at 67% in 2024, with 92% in urban areas versus 28% in rural areas. For companies in Yaounde and Douala, the cost of one kWh produced by a generator is estimated between 250 and 400 FCFA, compared to 50 to 99 FCFA on the public grid.<\/p>\n
For its start-up phase, Meta Energy is targeting households, businesses, industries and institutions in Yaounde and Douala, with a free study on request and payment in installments.<\/p>\n
The stated ambition: to become the first pan-African operator of solar energy accessible to all, by producing continuous and quality electricity as close as possible to users.<\/p>\n
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