We work with governments and national utilities to facilitate investment summits where credible international investors can build relationships with public sector stakeholders to advance access to power.
Best known for the Africa Energy Forum, the longest serving business development meeting place for senior level decision makers in Africa’s power sector, other leading investment summits we produce provide strategic perspectives on the investment landscape and project preparation include the Tanzania Energy Cooperation Summit, Powering Africa Summit, Latin American Energy Forum and Latin American & Caribbean Gas Conference and Exhibition.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE SECTOR
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Zambia Renewable Energy Association (ZARENA) is empowering Zambia to build a sustainable energy future. Professor Joseph Mutale, Chairman, spoke to EnergyNet about the importance of knowledge sharing, ...
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Towera Temba-Nkanza is currently Associate Director at EY Zambia, providing strategic advice to clients on cross-border tax issues, managing risk and optimising investment structures. In the course ...
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A new event dedicated to energy investment in Zimbabwe and Zambia will take place from 18-20 November 2024 at the stunning Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. Edington Mazambani, Chief Executive Officer of the ...
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With African electricity supply industries in a state of flux, everyone agrees the infrastructure needed for economic development can only come from the private sector, but the existing financial and ...
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Datacentres are poised for major growth – not least in South Africa, where they could help drive regional economic growth and job creation. Richard Doyle, MD, JUWI Renewable Energies, and a speaker at ...
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As developing economies (particularly Asian and African countries) grapple with the ever-increasing demand for energy and the pressing need to reduce carbon emissions, finding a sustainable and effici ...
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Obbie Banda, Underwriter & Acting RLSF Coordinator at the African Trade & Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI), on Egypt, encouraging private sector involvement, unlocking local currency finance a ...
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South Africa’s Pele Green Energy (PGE) was one of 28 inaugural IPPs to be granted a power generation license in 2011. With a narrative of entrepreneurship, innovation and tangible impact, Gqi Raoleka ...
AFRICA
For the last 25 years EnergyNet has hosted investment meetings in South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Senegal, Morocco, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania and Kenya. We gather the critical decision-makers from the energy value chain to help you do business on the African continent.
LATIN AMERICA
EnergyNet works with governments and private sector across Latin America and the Caribbean to understand the key opportunities in renewable energy and gas-to-power. We've hosted meetings in London, Mexico, Colombia, Panama and Peru to uncover the investment potential of the region.