Africa Energy Forum, Belgium ( 21 -24 June ) in Brussel ( Photos )s
The Africa Energy Forum 2022 was held yesterday 21until 24 June in Brussels under the theme ‘Africa for Africa: Building Energy for the Just Transition’.
Over the last 23 years, the Forum has earnt a reputation as the most meaningful gathering of decision-makers in African energy to form partnerships, identify opportunities and move the industry forward. We hand-pick the most credible organizations in the sector, delivering an intensive networking experience like no other.
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AEF unites governments, utilities, and regulators with development finance institutions, commercial banks, power developers, technology providers, EPCs, and professional services.
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The topics and themes to expect at AEF 2022
- What does Africa want and need and how can international partners play a part
- How are EU investments being channeled into Africa’s energy projects
- South Africa’s Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme – unfolding for the future
- Africa’s voice in the global fight against climate change – how is the conversation changing for COP27?
- Implementing practical solutions for Africa’s utilities
- Gas – Africa’s fuel here to stay – the need to accelerate gas on the continent
- Project preparation – increasing the number of projects reaching financial close
- Is project financing ready to ride the green hydrogen wave?
- Integrating solar and wind into the grid
- Assessing South Africa’s 100 MW no license liberalization and its progress
- Industrial and corporate de-carbonization
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Main Speakers ( )
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Andry Heriniaina Ramaroson
Ministry of Energy & Hydrocarbons, Madagascar
Bruno Kapandji Kalala
Président’s Chargé de Mission, Agency for the Development & Promotion of the Grand Inga Project (ADPI-RDC), the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Yonis Ali Guedi
Ministry of Energy & Natural Resources, Djibouti
Abdoulie Jobe
Ministry of Petroleum & Energy, The Gambia
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Eng. Abdirashid Mohamed Ahmed
Ministry of Petroleum & Mineral Resources, Somalia
Hassan Abdinor Abdi
, Ministry of Energy & Water Resources, Somalia
Mohapi Mohapinyane
Minister of Energy & Meteorology, Ministry of Energy & Meteorology, Lesotho
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Osvaldo Abreu
Ministry of Infrastructure & Natural Resources, Sao Tome & Principe
Dr. Nobuhle Nkabane
Deputy Minister, Ministry of Mineral Resources & Energy, South Africa
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Cheikh Niane
Vice Minister, Ministry of Petroleum & Energy, Senegal
Cesar Augusto Hinestrosa Gomez
Vice Minister, Ministry of Industry & Energy, Equatorial Guinea
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