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Climate and water and energy production in Gabon
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Climate and water and energy production in Gabon

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Located on the western edge of Atlantic Equatorial Africa, Gabon belongs to one of the most rainy regions of the planet. Our work presents an analysis of the characteristics of the different climatic regions of Gabon, where the most abundant rainfall is collected north of the geographical equator. It is precisely in the northwest, in the Estuary region, that the water production plant (Ntoum) and the hydroelectric dams (Tchimbele and Kinguele) that supply water and electricity to Gabon's largest city (Libreville) have been established. The results of this study highlight the different uses of water and the paradox that exists between the abundance of surface water and the deficiencies related to the production of water and electricity for the populations of Libreville (nearly 800,000 inhabitants), one of the smallest political capitals in the sub-region.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bayshop (Generis Publishing)
Date
5 January 2023
Pages
162
ISBN
9798886765465

Located on the western edge of Atlantic Equatorial Africa, Gabon belongs to one of the most rainy regions of the planet. Our work presents an analysis of the characteristics of the different climatic regions of Gabon, where the most abundant rainfall is collected north of the geographical equator. It is precisely in the northwest, in the Estuary region, that the water production plant (Ntoum) and the hydroelectric dams (Tchimbele and Kinguele) that supply water and electricity to Gabon's largest city (Libreville) have been established. The results of this study highlight the different uses of water and the paradox that exists between the abundance of surface water and the deficiencies related to the production of water and electricity for the populations of Libreville (nearly 800,000 inhabitants), one of the smallest political capitals in the sub-region.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bayshop (Generis Publishing)
Date
5 January 2023
Pages
162
ISBN
9798886765465