Africa Energy Indaba is a fully physical and in-person event, no content will be streamed online.
We are excited to announce that Africa Energy Indaba 2024 will be hosted in the beautiful city of Cape Town, South Africa. Perfectly positioned in Cape Town’s bustling foreshore, the Cape Town International Convention Centre is only a short distance from a number of exciting attractions and amenities – from iconic Table Mountain and the thriving V&A Waterfront right on its doorstep, to popular destinations such as Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, the Winelands, and Cape Point within an hour’s travel. The combination of the premium venue, services and facilities will provide a comprehensive array of services for stakeholders, African Energy Ministers and potential international investors.
he energy transition—and the restructuring of global natural gas supply sources following the Russian invasion of Ukraine—are shaping the future of Africa’s gas sector. It offers bright options for several affected countries should they have the political will to invest…
By 2050, it’s expected that Africa will be home to 2 billion people. To secure the necessary socio-economic development of such a large population, the focus of the next few decades must be infrastructural transformation.
Clean energy and sustainable growth are on the agenda, providing considerable incentive to capitalise on Africa’s mix of extraction and manufacturing capabilities to support the roll-out and adoption of solar energy.
The Africa Energy Indaba (AEI) Launches EV International Conference & Expo. The EV International Expo presents itself at the most opportune time as Africa experiences a major transition in the vehicle industry – from traditional cars to electric battery-powered vehicles.
Exclusive global and energy partners sets us apart from other events
With a strategic partnership with the African Union Development Agency, the Africa Energy Indaba enjoys the backing of leading energy organisations. These partners influence the event content and send their representatives to take part at the event, setting the event apart from those who are only able to attract middle-level management.
