The energy crisis affecting Greater Libreville is manifested by rotating power outages lasting an average of two hours per day, imposed by the Gabonese Water and Energy Company (SEEG) as...Read More
The flat-rate housing tax (TFH), which will come into effect on January 2, 2026, continues to fuel debate among households and on Gabonese television. Invited on December 14 to Gabon...Read More
In a press release dated November 22, 2025, the Gabonese Water and Energy Company (SEEG) reminded its customers of the crucial importance of paying their outstanding water and electricity bills....Read More
As Gabonese people continue to suffer from power cuts and irregular water supplies, the ruling military announced the creation of a monitoring committee for a recently launched plan that is...Read More
Only four days after ordering an in-depth audit of the Gabon Electricity and Water Company (SEEG), the transitional president announced on Tuesday night, August 27, through the CTRI spokesperson, the...Read More
The document states that the hydropower sector is expected to dominate the market in Gabon. In 2018, the country produced 1,103.5 GWh of electricity from hydropower plants. However, the country...Read More
Drinking water production stabilized at 29.6 million m3 in the first quarter of 2020. "This development can be explained by the saturation of production capacities, especially in Libreville". Sales excluding...Read More
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