The much awaited Africa Energy Indaba, held in collaboration with strategic partners, the World Energy Council, NEPAD Agency and SANEA once again proved to be a sectoral sensation. The event is the largest and most influential energy event in Sub-Saharan Africa covering all aspects of the nation’s energy agenda.
For too many generations Africa has languished with energy systems that provide energy that is neither accessible nor affordable to the majority of its citizens.The focus has been on Transformation of the sector to provide light, heat and clean cooking to the impoverished.The technology revolution that is currently sweeping the globe provides an opportunity for Africa, unburdened with legacy infrastructure, to Transition directly to modern energy solutions.
The much-anticipated Africa Energy Indaba Conference held in collaboration with strategic partners, the World Energy Council, NEPAD Agency and SANEA was yet again, a raging success. The conference outcomes proved highly successful in addressing key issues impacting the African energy sector while devising solutions to best mitigate these concerns.
Keynote Address by Minister of Energy Honourable Jeff Radebe, MP At Africa Energy Indaba 2019 Sandton International Convention Centre.
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The 5 finalists for the African Youth Energy Innovators 2019 have been announced! Visit the exhibition space to meet them and view their innovations. 19-20 Feb 2019, Africa Energy Indaba, Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg
Africa Energy Indaba to reveal how private sector participation in electricity distribution remains essential to accommodate the expanding needs of Africa.
Africa’s demand for energy is steadily increasing and solutions to meet this growth have become a major concern amongst the energy sector leaders within the continent.
African governments need to overcome challenges in energy sector to improve job creation and attract investors, ultimately contributing to socioeconomic development
Renewable and self-sustaining mini- and off-grid solutions serve as alternatives to traditional grid connections to achieve energy-access goals for remote communities.