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Cameroon Awards CFA2.36 Billion Contract to Expand Ngaoundéré Fuel Storage by 54.5%
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The projected 8,500 cubic meters will only be reached after the new tank is built, accepted, and placed into service.
According to the depot's technical data sheet, current storage consists of 1,410 cubic meters of gasoline, 1,960 cubic meters of kerosene, and 2,170 cubic meters of diesel, for a combined total of 5,540 cubic meters.
Adding the new tank would raise theoretical storage capacity to 8,540 cubic meters, an increase of 54.2%.
The additional 3,000 cubic meters would account for 35.3% of the projected rounded capacity of 8,500 cubic meters.
SCDP separately lists 1,420 cubic meters of Jet A1 fuel and 950 cubic meters of fuel oil.