There are significant pockets of growth in the African electricity supply industry but levels of private investment continue to disappoint in far too many jurisdictions.
AIX Power & Renewables 2024 will ask what investors want from government and what government needs from investors. It will also examine how other stakeholders should be accommodated in the official and corporate policy mix.
🔸 Markets and participants — Potential new approaches to regulation and market structures to attract investments in power and renewables
🔸 Soul searching for DFIs — What are the varied DFIs’ roles in an evolving sector?
🔸 The transmission and distribution challenge — Can new schemes and plans from regional power pools unlock African energy markets?
🔸 Market insight — Latest trends in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa, with a focus on projects and policy.
🔸 Smarter generation — Focus on the changing face of the energy mix, from conventional power developers to P2X.
🔸 Distributed energy resources — a look at business models, regulatory landscapes and financing instruments required to scale-up these businesses.
🔸 Financing commercial & industrial projects — What’s the lender mood in 2024?
🔸 Roundtable discussions — experts will cover a wide range of themes, including: the impact of emobility on the power supply.
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Attracting industry professionals from a range of disciplines and business interests, AIX provides an opportunity to engage with experts developing sustainable projects, to gain insights into investor confidence, and to assess and understand developing trends in challenging and dynamic markets.
AIX is focused on producing meetings that establish an enduring dialogue for energy industry professionals, with a now proven track record of stimulating business engagement and long-term partnerships.
Officials, public utilities and regulatory bodies
Advisor to the Climate Envoy in the Office of the President (Kenya) – ANSER (Dr Congo) – AUDA-NEPAD – Electricity Control Board Namibia – Electricity Regulatory Authority (Uganda) – FCDO (UK) – GRIDCo (Ghana) – Ministry of Energy and Petroleum (Ghana) – Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) – Niger Delta Power Holding Company – Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) – Office National de l'Electricité et de l'Eau Potable (ONEE) Morocco – Public Private Partnerships Directorate (Kenya) – Rural Electrification Agency (Nigeria) – Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) – UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Finance and Investment
Acumen Debt Fund – African Development Bank (AfDB) – Africa Finance Corporation – Alliant Insurance Services – ARM-Harith – ATIDI – BIO – British International Investment – Camco Energy – CDP – Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners – Cresco – DFC – FMO – FSD Africa – GET.Invest – Greenmax Capital Group – GuarantCo – IFC –InfraCredit – Mauritius Commercial Bank – Nedbank – Norfund – Persistent Energy – Standard Bank – UBA (Ghana)
Project development
Africa GreenCo – Afreenergy Solar – AEE Power Ventures – Anergi – Anglo American – Anzana Electric Group – Buffalo Energy – Clarke Energy – ATC Ghana – ARC Power – Emesco – Glencore – Globeleq – Great Lakes Africa Energy – Gridworks – H1 Holdings – Husk Power Systems – InfraCo Africa – Infinity Power – JUWI Renewable Energies – Konexa – Milele Energy – Mobile Power – NOA – Pele Green Energy – PowerGen Renewable Energy – Redox One – RIC Energy Group – RIPLE – RMI – Siemens Energy – Scatec – Seplat – Solarcentury Africa – Tatanga Energy – Tetra Tech – Voltalia – Wärtsilä
Professional services
Addleshaw Goddard – Africa Confidential – African School of Regulation – Altgen – Bowmans –Cardano Advisory – Caseyare Consulting – Cogent International – DNV – Economic Consulting Associates – EMFin Advisory – Energy Exemplar – FEEM – Global Infrastructure Anti-Corruption Centre – Gogla – Greencrowd Energy – Harmattan Renewables – Havergate Infrastructure – Herbert Smith Freehills – Hunton – Andrews & Kurth – IEA – Kuungana Advisory – Mekdes & Associates – Multiconsult – Odyssey Energy Solutions – Oxford Institute for Energy Studies – Pipal – Power Futures Lab – Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) – Saja Climate Partners – Simmons & Simmons – Sisu Advisors – SLR Consulting – Steptoe – Tony Blair Institute for Global Change – Trinity International – White & Case – Women In Renewable Energy – Universal Energy Facility (SEforALL)
The Royal Society of Arts (RSA) House
8 John Adam Street
London
WC2N 6EZ
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Gzmhmv1UyxYKhfPcA
(the registration desk, where participants can collect their badge and agenda opens at 08h30 GMT on both days)
Train stations: Charing Cross (5 minute walk) and Waterloo (15 minute walk)
Underground stations: Charing Cross, Embankment (5 minute walk), Covent Garden (10 minute walk), Leicester Square (10 minute walk)
Airports: London Gatwick, London Heathrow and London City
Yes, RSA House are continually making assessments to improve and adapt the building and services to meet a variety of requirements. View the full list of options here: https://www.thersa.org/rsa-house/accessibility
Your ticket includes:
A two-day pass to attend the AIX Power & Renewables meeting at RSA House on 29-30 October 2024 (the registration desk, where participants can collect their badge and agenda opens at 08h30 GMT on both days)
Yes, we can support your application by providing a signed letter to confirm your participation at the event. Please contact Lauren Slater to request a letter: [email protected]
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In some instances the VAT can be reclaimed, more information here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/vat-place-of-supply-of-services-notice-741a
Yes, we confirm dietary requirements for all attendees ahead of the event.
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