AMID the need for African nations to invest in gas infrastructure, including expansion of pipelines, the 16th edition of the Africa Energy Indaba kicked off at the Cape Town International Convention Centre yesterday.
Convened under the theme, “African Energy Transitioning from Aspiration to Action – Delivering a Sustainable and Prosperous Future”, the 3-day event is attended by more than 350 African and Global CEOs, with the interests of more than 37 African countries represented.
The Indaba is a dynamic showcase of energy technologies, innovations, and solutions shaping Africa’s energy landscape, while exhibitors will spotlight cutting-edge technologies, projects and initiatives driving the continent’s renewable energy transition.
“The conference provides a unique platform for participants to explore investment opportunities, financing mechanisms, and partnership models,” said Qondakuhle Dwangu, AEI’s communications manager.
“Project developers,…