Infrastructural data 45% open

How open is the data?

•  It's available free of charge
•  It's downloadable
•  It's publicly available
•  It's not openly licenced
•  It's not up-to-date
•  It's not in an open and machine-readable format
•  It's not digital data
•  It's not print data

All answers

Question	Answer	Comment
Available free of charge	Yes
Downloadable	Yes
Publicly available	Yes
Openly licenced	No
Up-to-date	No	Figures are only available until 2013
In an open and machine-readable format		HTML
location	https://www.stat.cm/downloads/2016/annuaire2016/CHAPITRE - Reference is the Annual Statistical report by Cameroon’s NSO
Collected by government	Yes
findable_steps	I verified via Open Data Watch's ODIN results	There is a ministry in charge of electricity and water, but its website is not working. I have not been able to find it.
characteristics	Electricity consumption, Power stations and electric capacity, Power outages	Reference is the Annual Statistical report by Cameroon’s NSO: https://www.stat.cm/downloads/2016/annuaire2016/CHAPITRE17_EAU_ENERGIE.pdf Energy prices: https://eneocameroon.cm/index.php/en/clients-industriels-vos-factures-et-paiement-en/clients-particuliers-vos-factures-et-paiement-comprendre-ma-facture-en Location of energy transmission grid (only length of transmission grid provided) Water consumption data: Camwater does not provide water consumption data, but provides some information on future water production capacity for planned projects → I verified with site searches using [“camwater.cm” AND consommation“]
Controlled access	Yes
Collector name	ENEO Cameroon, National Statistics Agency, Ministry of Water Resources and Energy of Cameroon (Ministère de l’Eau et de l’Energie, MINEE), EDC, SONATREL	Eneo Cameroon is the contractor delivering electricity services for the government. Cameroon’s NSO issues statistical records, gathering data from MINEE and CDE. see here: https://www.statistics-cameroon.org/news.php?id=345 Data is outdated and from 2015. ENEO Cameroun S.A. is the historical electricity operator (formerly known as AES SONEL) and was granted a monopoly over transmission and distribution throughout Cameroon. It is a semi-public company with British private equity firm Actis acquiring a majority stake of 56% in 2014 with the remaining 44% held by the Cameroonian State. EDC Electricity Development Corporation (EDC) EDC is a state company managing the public assets in the electricity sector, including the construction and operation of all hydroelectric projects in the country. SONATREL: National Electricity Transmission Company (Société Nationale de Transport de l’Électricité, SONATREL) SONATREL was established in October 2015 as a state-owned administrator and operator of Cameroon’s transmission network. Once the transfer of all transmission assets (currently owned by ENEO Cameroun S.A.) is completed, SONATREL will manage, develop and maintain the national transmission grid, including its interconnections with neighbouring countries.