Gabon Communications BESS Power Station Consulting

As Gabon transitions from oil dependency to cleaner energy, gas-fired power generation will bridge the gap and support the country's shift. Key infrastructure developments, such as the Owendo plant and floating power solutions, position Gabon for long-term energy security and enhance its potential as a regional energy hub.

Gabon Power Company develops and co-finances projects to provide cost-effective and sustainable energy that supports Gabon's economic activity. Our projects aim to accelerate the growth of the economy for the benefit of the population and future generations.

The Ministry of Petroleum and Gas and the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulic Resources share responsibility for the energy sector. SEEG, the national electricity and water service company of Gabon, was under a concession to the French company Veolia from 1997.

This week, Gabon has taken significant steps toward revolutionizing its energy landscape, marking a crucial moment in the country's drive to harness natural gas as a key resource for domestic power generation.

Gabon's accelerated focus on gas-to-power presents significant investment opportunities, driven by its growing energy market and strategic push to diversify its energy mix.

Developed by Gabon Power Company in partnership with Wärtsilä under a build-own-operate-transfer IPP model, the plant will primarily utilize natural gas from Gabon's offshore fields to generate electricity, addressing both growing domestic demand and facilitating regional energy trade.