Electricity: Hydroelectricity is the country’s main source of energy (70% of the energy mix), with Cameroon having the 3rd largest hydraulic potential in Africa (23,000 MW). Cameroon also has an immense hydropower potential of about 115,000 GWh/year, of which only about 4% has been developed. A lot of planning and feasibility study activities are ongoing throughout the country. More than 6,000 MW have been identified on rivers and waterfalls, mostly focused on the big rivers in the South. There are plans to further develop the potential of the Sanaga River to increase the capacity of the two big plants already existing, another two-plant cascade with more than 400MW on the Nyong River, and almost 300MW on the Ntem River. The Northeast of the country also offers opportunities for hydropower development. Were thus identified: more than 250 potential sites for developing mini hydroelectric power stations around 400 localities for the addition of solar power plants to existing minigrids - around thirty potential sites for the development of projects linked to biomass, for an estimated capacity of 30 MW. Despite its richness in natural resources, Cameroon faces frequent electricity outages due to aging infrastructure. Fastpower solutions could be a significant opportunity for UK firms. Transforming natural gas into electricity is appealing to the government. Solutions to increase Cameroon’s low rural and urban electrification rate also presents opportunities for UK companies