
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright to deliver keynote address at 10th Powering Africa Summit
Alongside U.S. Government stakeholders in Washington will be a significant Ministerial contingent from Africa, with speakers from 20 countries confirmed.
Alongside U.S. Government stakeholders in Washington will be a significant Ministerial contingent from Africa, with speakers from 20 countries confirmed.
Public sector stakeholders including EWURA, TPDC, Tanesco, PURA and the Ministry are confirmed to participate at the highest levels across panel discussions and intimate boardrooms covering; private sector engagement, renewable energy power generation, C&I, investment and procurement strategies and downstream gas.
Interestingly, 25 years down the line, AEF has grown to become the most preferred energy meeting by international investors. The event has a loyal following of credible players working in the power space and a track record of delivering a valuable networking experience.
Power Africa’s Nigeria programme has helped to electrify two centres in Lagos that are focused on protecting women against gender based violence (GBV). This came to light during a live discussion on linkages between GBV and energy, entitled: “GBV and Electricity: What’s Light Got To Do With It?” This broadcast forms part of the Africa Energy Forum’s Energy & Her series during the current Digital Energy Festival for Africa.
The Africa Energy Forum (AEF) will host a special presentation on 21st October at 10am (South Africa time) by EMROD CEO and Founder Greg Kushnir, demonstrating the world’s first-ever long-range wireless transmission project, currently operating in New Zealand.
Digital Energy Festival for Africa kicks off on 20 October when four of Clarion Events’ leading energy brands join forces with an unprecedented six-week tour de force of quality content and engagement