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02 September 2013, Juba – The first oil industry tripartite conference in South Sudan held at the weekend, recommending the…
21 August 2013, Lagos – Nigeria will later this month play host to other African countries to the maiden Offshore…
13 August 2013, Abuja – Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has endorsed the forthcoming 2nd international conference on…
28 July 2013, Port Harcourt – PROCEEDINGS at an environmental training workshop and capacity building for civil society groups on…
14 July 2013 – For the fifth time the African Development Bank was a co-organizer of the Africa Carbon Forum…
03 June 2013, Abu Dhabi – Euro Petroleum Consultants has officially announced an important high-level event dedicated to Unconventional Gas…
23 May 2013, Dar Es Salaam – Tanzania is to host its first ever Oil and Gas Suppliers Conference, TOGSC,…
BARCELONA, Spain, May 16, 2013/African Press Organization (APO)/ — A recent report from the World Bank indicated that the GDP of a third of African countries grew by at least 6% last year, despite the estimate that power outages cost African economies on average around 2% pa of their GDP.
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African Ministers, heads of utilities, regulators and international energy companies will address this and other pressing issues concerning Africa’s power sector at the Africa Energy Forum in Barcelona, 18-20 June (http://www.africa-energy-forum.com). Over 800 delegates are expected to attend this international investment Forum for Africa’s power industry to compete for partnerships and deals.
Bruno Cockburn, AEF’s Programme Development Director, commented; “We are delighted the forum remains an important investment tool for proactive African stakeholders looking to address the power and infrastructure investment gap head on. The international community’s response has been extraordinary this year already.”
The latest government official to confirm his attendance at EnergyNet’s Africa Energy Forum 2013 is Hon. Salvador Namburete, Minister of Energy in Mozambique.
He will join Ministers from Botswana, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Libya, Mauritania, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Sierra Leone and Tunisia in Barcelona.
To view the full list of speakers please visit: http://africa-energy-forum.com/#tab-countryParticipants
Event dates:
Pre-conference workshops: 18th June 2013
Conference & Exhibition: 18-20th June 2013
Website: http://www.africa-energy-forum.com
Distributed by the African Press Organization on behalf of the Clarion Events.
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27 March 2013, PARIS, France — With oil prices and production still going up, North Africa and the Greater Middle…
