ATTENDEES
Facilitating Investment Between African Energy Markets and Global Investors.
Invest in African Energy Forum (IAE) unites the global investment community and showcases Africa’s most dynamic energy and infrastructure projects. As traditional financial institutions restrict fossil fuel lending, IAE focuses on catalyzing new sources of capital – from development finance institutions and multilateral development banks, to private equity and pension funds – while promoting the role of diversified energy investment in Africa’s energy security, industrialization and energy transition.
The Invest in African Energy Forum (IAE) is an exclusive forum designed to foster collaboration between European investors and African energy markets. The event offers delegates two days of intensive engagement with industry experts, project developers, investors, and policymakers.
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The Invest in African Energy forum serves to attract technical and financial partners to develop the continent’s leading energy prospects. Attendees of Invest in African Energy will benefit from a full suite of features designed to drive beneficial outcomes such as: two days of engagement sessions, a networking reception, business-to-business matchmaking sessions, investor and country spotlights, and much more.
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All stakeholders interested in energy are here to move things forward and make concrete progress. We actively need to collaborate and share in the exploitation of natural resources, fairly and equitably.
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This platform offers us the opportunity to acquire and develop good practices. For investors, Gabon is stable and rich in resources, and we guarantee the appropriate return on investment through our fiscal framework.
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We believe that African countries have great potential to help meet future global oil demand. Investment is essential for tapping into future oil supplies. We hope that through forums such as this, international collaboration will help open up the financing required to increase investment in African energy.
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IAE means something special and those gathered here represent resilience – about who we are, about Africa and where we are as an industry. Whether it’s oil or natural gas, we believe that we all need energy. We have to demand a just energy transition for Africa. We have to produce every drop of hydrocarbons in order for us to transition to cleaner energies.
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