Kigali, Rwanda, November 5, 2024 – The Africa Energy Expo continues to make strides on its second day, gathering experts from energy companies, governance leaders, and innovators in discussions aimed at shaping Africa’s energy future. After a successful launch on the first day, today’s agenda is bringing fresh perspectives on Africa’s energy challenges, including discussions focused on renewable energy solutions and sustainable development.
Key Highlights of Day Two
1. Opportunities for Networking and Conversations with Key Energy Leaders in Africa
Participants at the expo have a unique opportunity to network and engage with leaders who are shaping Africa’s energy landscape. This platform brings together people from various energy sectors across different countries, allowing them to share ideas and collaborate on projects that could transform the energy industry.
2. Accredited Sessions Featuring Over 60 Industry Experts
With more than 60 energy experts leading accredited sessions, participants are gaining in-depth knowledge on challenges, opportunities, and advancements within the industry. The discussions cover strategies for financing large-scale projects and renewable energy initiatives, aiming to equip attendees with greater insights.
3. Exhibition of New Energy Solutions
In the exhibition hall, there is a range of new eco-friendly energy solutions on display, including innovative renewable energy technologies from international and local companies. Attendees have the chance to explore these solutions and see how they could address Africa’s energy challenges.
Key Discussions on Day Two
Financing Energy Projects in Africa (10:40 – 11:40): These discussions focus on financing major projects, featuring essential insights from key financial institutions.
World Bank’s Vision for Universal Energy Access in Africa (11:40 – 12:00): This session highlights strategies for providing energy access to all Africans.
Special Talks on Accelerating Climate Action (12:00 – 12:30): This conversation focuses on urgent climate protection issues, aiming to boost the speed of climate initiatives.
Blueprint for Africa’s Single Electricity Market (13:45 – 15:00): Experts explain the vision of a single electricity market for Africa, which would improve electricity access and reduce costs.
Innovations in Rural Electrification Using Renewable Energy (15:00 – 16:00): This panel addresses ways to deliver electricity to rural populations through renewable energy projects.
Key Partners Present at the Expo
Prominent leaders from major companies like the Transmission Company of Nigeria, TANESCO, Ghana Grid Company, and Rwanda Energy Group are participating. These organizations demonstrate a strong commitment to advancing energy solutions for Africa.
Expo Continues on November 6
With two more days ahead, the Africa Energy Expo remains a hub for transformative energy discussions and new opportunities in the field. Day three is expected to bring further discussions as leaders continue to exchange knowledge on renewable energy, new grid technologies, and sustainable development.
