The government of Cameroon in partnership with the European Union has drawn up a project to woo private investors to invest in renewable energy so as to bridge the wide demand/supply gap in rural electricity. The 36-month project Invest’€lec worth about FCFA one billion jointly financed by the European Union (75 per cent) and the Electricity Sector Regulatory Agency, ARSEL, (25 per cent) was officially launched yesterday April 12 at the Yaounde Hilton Hotel.