This opening panel set the stage for aef 2.0 as it looked at how the pandemic will impact on investment into energy in Africa in the short, medium and long-term.

Gas on the continent is at a precarious stage because of the abundance of discovered but as yet undeveloped resource, low oil prices, competitive growing renewable energy and an increasing need for companies to consider how their future will meet zero...

The broadcast shined a light on energy developments within Morocco and the countries regional role. The broadcast addressed...

Major corporations that influence economic performance are changing their utility structures to meet the growing desire to be...

Damilola Ogunbiyi from SEforALL kicked off this panel by briefing the audience on the latest SDG7 tracking report which came...

Our esteemed panel led by moderator Dimitri Papaefstratiou, Partner, DLA Piper, discussed how the public and private sector can...

This rich discussion gave an agricultural perspective on energy with Mbali Nwoko, CEO of Green Terrace, setting the scene by...

Partnership and collaboration were the key themes running through this lively discussion where panellists from three DFIs – EIB...