Investir dans Africa Energy Infrastructure Indaba & Expo 2025

THEMES TO BE DISCUSSED

A looming gas crisis

With the gas supply from Mozambique reducing, African gas consumers are left vulnerable – how do we accelerate efforts for alternative gas supply?

The ‘beginning of the end’ for fossil fuels

With the COP28 agreement signalling the transitioning away from fossil fuel, is there still a role for gas in the African Energy Transition?

A multiuse gas economy

How does Africa secure gas demand across the electricity, fuel, industrial, and transport sectors to drive regional infrastructure development?

A collaborative effort

What is the role of private and public sector in enabling the African gas economy?

Regional economic development

How does Continent benefit from our domestic resources and what is the role of liquid natural gas LNG?

Africa Gas Forum Partners

KNOWLEDGE PARTNER

As an institution interested in the Industrialization of Africa, we would like to learn from the world's largest Oil and Gas distributors and build partnership for the betterment of the continent. Russia has its strength in global oil and gas distribution and shall be instrumental in the Gas IPP and PPA side Indaba. We take as​ much joy from those we work with as the work itself. Driven to​ be the difference between a big idea and making it happen,​ we help our clients break through.

Oil and Gas Energy

The oil and gas industry is vital to Africa's economy, influencing transportation, electricity, and manufacturing. It comprises three main segments:

1. upstream (exploration and production),

2. midstream(transportation to refineries), and

3. downstream (refining and selling products like gasoline)..

Oil and natural gas are major industries in the energy market.

We will address the processes and systems involved in producing and distributing oil and gas. This is highly complex, capital-intensive, and require state-of-the-art technology. Networking with finance powerhouses will be much emphasize.

EVENT OVERVIEW

The Role of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) & Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) in meeting Africa’s energy demands

There is huge international investor focus on African energy projects and the role of IPPs due to the power shortages and load shedding in the various regions and the increasing demand for energy amongst the growing economies. Opportunities for projects using renewable, mini-grid and storage technologies is expanding. We must emphasize on IPP development boom in the region increase investment across the continent in various technologies and project development opportunities.

This event serves as a knowledge hub for industry professionals, investors, and enthusiasts, offering insights into the evolving landscape of renewable energy, mini-grid solutions, and storage technologies. Delve into discussions on the future of the decentralized/corporate IPP/PPA sector, navigate challenges related to wheeling, and strategize on overcoming them. Gain understanding of bankability issues, consolidation concerns, and the appropriate risk allocation in the independent power producer sector. Uncover the role of hybrid power facilities, thermal technologies, and related ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) issues shaping the trajectory of the IPP/PPA sector.

Join us for a vital exploration of Africa’s energy sector at the upcoming IPP & PPA Conference.

THEMES TO BE DISCUSSED

Future of the Decentralized / Corporate IPP/PPA Sector

Explore the opportunities and evolving landscape within the decentralized and corporate IPP/PPA sector.

Challenges and Solutions in Wheeling to Corporate / Decentralized IPP/PPA Sector

Strategize on overcoming challenges related to wheeling in the corporate and decentralized IPP/PPA sector.

Bankability Issues, Consolidation, and Risk Allocation

Discuss the critical factors impacting project bankability, consolidation challenges, and effective risk allocation in the independent power producer sector.

Role of Hybrid Power Facilities & Thermal Technologies

Delve into the contribution of hybrid power facilities, thermal technologies, and the associated ESG issues in shaping the IPP/PPA sector's future.

Independent Power Producers & Power Purchase Agreements Side Indaba

16 - 20 June 2025