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The upcoming Invest in African Energy Forum connects global capital with local needs, offering banks from the Global South – like India’s EXIM Bank and China’s development banks – access to Africa’s growing energy markets.
Egypt, Uganda, Senegal, Angola and Mauritania hosted some of Africa’s most pivotal infrastructure projects, driving significant growth in the continent’s energy sector n 2024.
The global energy industry employs approximately 67 million workers.
The African Energy Chamber proudly supports the inaugural Congo Energy & Investment Forum, scheduled for March 24-26, 2025 in Brazzaville.
Alegria’s immense energy resources and investor-friendly framework have made it one of the most attractive investment destinations on the continent.
Recent partnerships with international stakeholders are driving the Republic of Congo’s energy sector forward, marked by investments in oil production, infrastructure development and renewable energy initiatives.
Algeria’s vast hydrocarbon resources, renewable energy potential and anticipated economic growth have piqued the interest of European, American and Chinese investors.
€159 million will be allocated to the energy sector for designing and building an advanced electricity production, grid, and storage system.
As a major frontier for hydrocarbon development the MSGBC region is poised to drive cross-border electrification initiatives and power networks.
Amid large-scale oil and gas projects and pioneering green hydrogen developments, MSGBC countries are modernizing their respective regulatory frameworks with a stronger focus on local content and environmental protections.
