Africa will not develop economically without an adequate and sustainable supply of power to all sections of the community. While the task of developing Africa's power sector is monumental, the opportunities are equally significant. EnergyNet brings the private and public sectors together in forums and meetings to explore these opportunities.
The MarketSite services on the internet support the face-to-face contacts. Information on projects, corporations, countries, and services are published in the Africa Energy Yearbook.


 

 

 

 

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The Africa Energy Forum is Africa's premier annual meeting place for the promotion of investment and business opportunities in power, renewable energy, gas and biofuels. AEF brings together leaders from the private and public sectors to discuss proposals for the development of the continent's power sector as a matter of urgency.
AEF 2010 was in Basel, Switzerland, 29 June to 1 July.

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EnergyNet produces a series of executive meetings that examine aspects of Africa's power and energy sectors through collaborative discussions. Past and scheduled meetings cover the financing of power, nuclear power, biofuels, gas, captive power and cogeneration.
Powering Africa: the Gas Option (PAGO 2010) will be at the Zamani Kempinski, Zanzibar, 17 to 19 November 2010.
Powering Africa: the Financial Options (PAFO 2010) will be at the Vineyard Hotel, Cape Town , 24 to 26 November 2010.

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The MarketSite is a communication and information service for the development of Africa's energy sector.

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The Africa Energy Yearbook 2010 examines the interrelationship between energy, the environment and development.

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2010: The Year of Electrifying Africa
Serving as the year to power Africa into a new light.
AfricaConnect (Registered Charity Number 1108955)

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