Japanese company “Japan Power Plus” poised to provide immediate solutions to correct and overcome electricity load shedding.

 In Yaounde, the Japanese Delegation paid a working visit which paved the way for them to place their fingers on certain realities and thus strengthen the partnership.

 

The Japanese Delegation and Partners
with the General Manager of Arsel, Jean Pierre Kedi

Japan Power Plus Delegation was led by the CEO Hiro Nishina, accompanied by Mr Takeya, Vice Group President and Co-Founder,Mr.Tchankou Ahmed, Director of the Africa project, and Serge Henri Kelbe, a partner. They were received in turn by the Japanese Ambassador to Cameroon by the Technical Adviser at the Presidency of the Republic, the Secretary General at the Prime Minister's Office,the Coordinator of CARPA Marcel Mbella, the Director General of the Agency for Re-regulations  in the Electrical Sector (ARSEL)the Directors of ENEO on the instructions of the Director General,and by the Minister of Communication Issa Tchiroma Bakary.

It was however not possible for the Ministry of Water and Energy the titular ministry to take part in this lofty initiative due to the fact that submissions that were made at the level of the ministry with regards to this initiative did not receive any feedback.As a result of this, the programmed meeting with the Divisional Delegate of Water and Energy did not take place. It is a shame to miss such an opportunity that offers solutions to correct and overcome the power cuts that is almost putting Cameroon on its knees and disheartening to learn of the contrary expectations the Minister who believes that solutions can only be found in 2020.

Japanese company “Japan Power Plus” poised to provide immediate solutions to correct and overcome electricity load shedding.

Prominent worldwide since 2014, and since then, “Japan 

Power Plus” has been working in partnership with a 

Cameroonian Enterprise MATRIX POWER to install this 

scientific development in Cameroon and Central Africa. 

Everything started from the premise that the generation, 

transmission and distribution of electrical energy has 

encountered great difficulties that results in the loss of

 electrical current in the range of about 30%.

 This phenomenon is caused by obsolete equipment; which 

has the effect of reducing the amount of energy available 

during the distribution. Cameroonians have had bad times 

and have learned to live with frequent power cuts and

 untimely cuts of electricity. The production sector often

 takes a big hit, especially Small and Medium Sized 

Enterprises, which typically have a relatively small 

financial base and who cannot afford to adopt a fuel 

generator to compensate for all eventualities. The 

populations of those slums and suburban localities may 

suffer interruptions of up to several hours at a time on

 several days in the dark.

Considering that energy constitute an important segment 

of the cost of production and a very decisive factor in 

determining the competitiveness of our products, which 

face the products of developed nations rendered strong by 

the Economic Partnership Agreements that allows for the

uplifting of tariff barriers. The lack of control of this

 key sector penalizes the entire economic

 system of the country.

This is the motivation that pushed Serge Henri Kelbe to

 embark on the search for energy efficiency and security 

solutions to which he became addicted since his return to

 Cameroon with the installation of the Matrix Power 

structure level of energy production in Cameroon from 

multiple sources:hydro, heavy fuel generator, gas, solar 

and thermal, can be around 1.400 megawatts per day.

Unfortunately, we lose about 500 megawatts during the transportation thereof. This has pushed the State of Cameroon, to create an Electric Transportation company referred to as SOTREL that specifically takes care of all problems related to transport and security of the energy produced. Meantime, Matrix Power has started to develop a win-win partnership with Japan through the exchange of data and information, informal contacts, case studies, simulations, development pilot projects, the referral of the actors in the electricity sector and government authorities and other operators in civil society. All this long process culminated in the visit of the delegation of the Japanese company Power Plus, headed by the Chief Executive Officer CEO Mr. Hiro Nishina, accompanied by the Vice President and Co-Founder Mr. Takeya,inventor of the new dual carbon battery named Ryden Dual Carbon and Mr. Ahmed Tchankou, African Director of the project who is of Cameroonian nationality.

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