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Cameroon’s Bipaga Plant Powers Keda Ceramics, Boosts Job Growth

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  • Project ensures 20-year gas supply to Keda Ceramics
  • Expected to generate 2,000 jobs in Kribi area

Yaoundé, Cameroon – The Bipaga gas processing plant in southern Cameroon, a key gas-to-industry project in Central Africa, has dispatched its inaugural cargo to the ceramic manufacturing plant of Keda Ceramics. The plant is jointly operated by the Cameroonian subsidiary of British hydrocarbon producer Perenco and Cameroon’s National Hydrocarbons Corporation (SNH).

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