Private Investments Drive Africa’s Power Sector Growth
The private sector is spearheading some of Africa’s largest power projects, having invested close to $150 billion in the recent decade.
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The private sector is spearheading some of Africa’s largest power projects, having invested close to $150 billion in the recent decade.
Zambia is driving the growth of its mining industry through policy reforms and strategic partnerships with global mining firms and investors.
Taking place from 2-4 October, the Angola Oil & Gas event will ignite collaboration between Angola and Brazil in the oil and gas sector, offering a dynamic platform for partnership and growth.
ECP spoke with strategic advisory firm RichAfrica Consultancy on how Namibia can leverage its expertise in mining and conducive business environment to ensure a sustainable energy sector growth.
Given the cost-intensive nature of infrastructure projects, blended financing and public-private partnerships have emerged as crucial avenues for attractive private investment in projects.
Eskom CFO Calib Cassim will speak at the Invest in African Energy forum in Paris, as the state utility seeks $21 billion over the next decade to revamp South Africa’s power infrastructure.
On the back of its immense endowment of diamonds, Angola’s mineral industry is poised to drive GDP growth and economic diversification.
The DRC is targeting players in the equity funds and exchange-traded funds sectors to accelerate the growth of its mining sector.
Angola’s oil and gas sector is driving growth in agriculture, mining, infrastructure, green hydrogen, and renewable energy.
Algeria is targeting economic diversification through investments in clean hydrogen, mining, agriculture and tourism.