Established in 1998, African Energy is a leading independent provider of insightful news, analysis and quality data on Africa’s energy industries.
African Energy's newsletter provides unique angles and insight on project news, policy, energy market trends, and the political and governance issues that impact on the business environment.
The newsletter is editorially independent, funded purely from subscription revenue and has been produced by a team of experienced staff journalists and analysts since 1998.
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In September 2017 we launched African Energy Live Data, an innovative online power database featuring continually updated profiles on more than 7,000 power plants and projects and the organisations behind them.
We can tailor our data offering for a wide range of uses including support for sales and investment opportunities, energy modelling, mapping, sector and competitor analysis or case studies.
We work with governments and companies to help find sustainable solutions to close Africa’s energy gap and support a clean energy transition across the continent.
We achieve these aims by providing exclusive power data, market intelligence, and monitoring and evaluation services that support decision-making throughout all stages of the project development and investment cycle.
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Set up in 2014, the Africa Investment Exchange (AIX) pairs African Energy's extensive regional expertise and source network with a seasoned events team experienced in producing high-level investment forums and dialogues across the African continent.
Meetings are held under the Chatham House Rule and consist of panel-led discussions and roundtables. In-person events include AIX: Power & Renewables, AIX: Gas and AIX: Nairobi
AIX members gain access to online webinars and exclusive research insights.
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John is an experienced analyst on North Africa’s energy markets. He plays an active role in African Energy’s business development, ensuring clients are provided with high-quality quantitative and qualitative research.
Marc's journalism covers transition/critical minerals, upstream and downstream hydrocarbons, power projects (including commercial and industrial) and commodities. He also carries out an array of consulting work for clients including investment houses, listed companies and international organisations.
Dominic is commissioning editor for African Energy's newsletter, commissioning, editing and writing stories for each issue.
Tonderayi is a key contributor to African Energy's newsletter and Live Data platform, with a particular focus on southern Africa.
James commissions, reports and provides analysis on upstream and downstream hydrocarbons developments for African Energy's newsletter.
Thalia is one of the founders of African Energy. She led the editorial team for African Energy’s newsletter and the African Energy Atlas for 23 years, managing staff and an exclusive network of energy specialists and correspondents in key African states.
Chiwoyu is a Lusaka-based journalist, editor and analyst with more than ten years’ experience writing on Zambia and Africa.
Camilla collects, maintains and analyses data for the African Energy Live Data platform and writes for African Energy’s newsletter.
Martin Burdett is a journalist and consultant specialising in the hydropower and dams industry and more generally in electricity industries in emerging markets.
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