Sun Africa – Speed, scale and doing things differently
We don’t just build projects—we deliver solutions tailored to each country’s unique energy and financial landscape.
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Africa yet to access 50% of the value chain opportunities in welding and materials joining —Executive Director The Welding Federation Ayo Adeniyi
We have our parts as professionals in the practice, but also we are calling on regulatory bodies across Africa to see the emergence of a new Africa and work closely with the Welding Federation and its networks across each country to successfully change and sustain the new narrative.
‘Shell’s Bonga North project to unlock Nigeria deepwater potential, create local content opportunities’ –Ronald Adams
We also continue to make good progress in contract awards to Nigerian businesses.
We plan to become one of the World’s top 10 energy companies in the next five years –Neosun Energy CEO llya Likhov
Unfortunately, for many companies, environmental concerns often take a back seat to profit, and sustainability is not always a priority.
Mining projects can serve as powerful catalysts for economic growth, sustainable business enterprises –CEO Marula Mining Jason Brewer
Reliable power for mining is critical, as disruptions can have a major impact on equipment and operations.
“Technology on its own Isn’t enough” –François Xavier Dubois, Siemens Energy, on Regional Collaboration, Cross-Border Energy Partnerships, and the need for speed
These projects highlight Siemens Energy’s ability to deliver impactful, tailored solutions.
Wärtsilä – Leveraging expertise in engine power plants to support East Africa’s energy transition
Energy access should be a priority, as it is the backbone of economic development and will lead to stability and growth on the continent.
Africa can be long-term focal point for oil industry
Once energy security is achieved, Africa can play a greater global role as it builds out its downstream
Gas discovery could transform Morocco
Energean is hoping to replicate that success in a country heavily dependent on coal for its electricity supply, despite ongoing efforts to build substantial renewable wind and solar power capacity.
Military barracks among highest power debtors –ANED Director Sunday Oduntan
The major culprit is the Army in terms of military formations. If you go and check with the Ministry of Defence, there are provisions in their budgets