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INVEST IN AFRICAN ENERGIES:
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Join us at AEW, the continent’s largest energy event, in Cape Town, South Africa from 4 – 8 November 2024, serving as the official meeting place for Africa’s energy elite. At the forefront of the African energy industry, AEW promotes the role Africa plays in global energy matters, centered around African-led dialogue and decision making. Covering the entire energy sector and value chain, AEW represents the only conference on the continent representative of the entire sector.

Get ready to connect with thousands of industry experts, and participate in shaping the future of Africa’s energy landscape.

Why Attend?

Grow your network at Africa’s largest, fully representative energy event

AEW offers extensive networking opportunities for you to build valuable connections and foster meaningful business partnerships. From the ever-popular Just Energy Transition Concert at Cabo Beach Club to the Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony, as well as exclusive cocktails and side-events, you’ll have countless opportunities to network and connect with Africa’s energy change-makers.

Gain exclusive insights into strategies, policies, investment opportunities and trends in Africa’s energy landscape

Immerse yourself in four intensive days of workshops, technical and strategic conference sessions. Highlights include the AEW Townhall - Invest in Country spotlight & Thought Leadership Roundtables, Energy Finance Summit, Upstream E&P Forum, Energy Transition Summit, Powering Africa Summit and Hydrogen Summit.

Explore the latest technologies and innovations driving Africa’s energy future

Featuring over 100 exhibitors, AEW offers unparalleled opportunities to explore the latest products, services and innovations, and meet face-to-face with representatives from leading organizations.

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We talked about Energy Week, but actually it's the energy of how many people are here. I'm not sure. Is it 3000, 3500? But the energy of all the discussions and from day one to where we are day three. So, one is energy. I think number two is just the sheer diverse nature and you've got everything from the governments and ministers and presidents to the companies, the NOCs, to the private individuals, to educational and a good age range as wel!. So that diverse, inclusive nature. ,6,nd I think the other bit is enthusiasm.

Ian ClokeCo-founder & COO, Afentra)

African Energy Week being for me the premiere of Africa Summit that focuses on frontier nations, producing nations like yourself that gives us countries like Sierra Leone the platform to sell. Sell might not be the best word to use, but to market Sierra Leone to the world. I think it has been being exposed to network, being able to network with potential IOCs.

Foday MansarayDG, Petroleum Directorate of Sierra Leone

It's my second time. I've been here last year and I think I found the conference a very good conference. First, the quality of the panels and the different sessions is very key. But also, the networking around. I think what I found here is a conference where everyone meets from the oil and gas industry, but also from the ministry level, service companies and banks also. So, I think it's a way for us to meet and just to discuss around the opportunities.

Jean-Michel JacoulotCEO, Trident Energy)

it's been a great, great two days so far. Really excited. And the quality of the panels, the mix of companies. We've been able to meet ministers, even presidents. Last night, during dinner, I had a chance to talk to the president of Namibia, which is a new area with significant growth potential. The organizers did a really, really good job in selecting a good mix of international companies, mid to small-sized companies such as ourselves as well as government-side institutions. So, a lot of good meetings and we hope to live here with a lot more work and we want to come back next year.

Edson Dos SantosCEO, ETU Energias

We talked about Energy Week, but actually it's the energy of how many people are here. I'm not sure. Is it 3000, 3500? But the energy of all the discussions and from day one to where we are day three. So, one is energy. I think number two is just the sheer diverse nature and you've got everything from the governments and ministers and presidents to the companies, the NOCs, to the private individuals, to educational and a good age range as wel!. So that diverse, inclusive nature. ,6,nd I think the other bit is enthusiasm.

African Energy Week being for me the premiere of Africa Summit that focuses on frontier nations, producing nations like yourself that gives us countries like Sierra Leone the platform to sell. Sell might not be the best word to use, but to market Sierra Leone to the world. I think it has been being exposed to network, being able to network with potential IOCs.

It's my second time. I've been here last year and I think I found the conference a very good conference. First, the quality of the panels and the different sessions is very key. But also, the networking around. I think what I found here is a conference where everyone meets from the oil and gas industry, but also from the ministry level, service companies and banks also. So, I think it's a way for us to meet and just to discuss around the opportunities.

it's been a great, great two days so far. Really excited. And the quality of the panels, the mix of companies. We've been able to meet ministers, even presidents. Last night, during dinner, I had a chance to talk to the president of Namibia, which is a new area with significant growth potential. The organizers did a really, really good job in selecting a good mix of international companies, mid to small-sized companies such as ourselves as well as government-side institutions. So, a lot of good meetings and we hope to live here with a lot more work and we want to come back next year.