Euphemia Ojukwu
The 9th Powering Africa Summit 2024 (PAS24) scheduled for the 5th and 6th of March, continues under the theme “Capital Flows Underpinning the Energy Transition“, focusing squarely on energy project development and infrastructure and the enabling environment.
Hosted by Power Africa, in the heart of the U.S. capital and the home of the World Bank Group, PAS24 with over 50 speakers will focus on the critical financial aspects needed to develop Africa’s energy sector more effectively, with conversations rooted in reducing the cost of debt and innovative solutions to the sovereign guaranteed impasse.
Join our WhatsApp ChannelThe programme comprises a series of high-level boardrooms, and, for the first time, it will be hosting a Celebration Dinner so that discussions can continue into the evening.
Powering Africa Summit 2024 (PAS) will address critical questions, including:
- Impact of Lowering the Cost of Debt & Alternative Solutions to Sovereign Guarantees
- Lowering the Cost of Debt & Resolving Sovereign Guarantee Challenges
- The Future for Development Finance Institutions – Mobilizing Debt Capital for Clean Energy
- Africa Climate Summit (ACS) and COP28 – Fulfilling Climate Finance Promises for Africa’s Energy Sector
- The Future for Independent Power Producers (IPPs) – Accelerating IPP Projects Across Africa
- Transmission – Unleashing Africa’s Energy Potential
Venue of Powering Africa Summit 2024 Event
The Mayflower Hotel, Washington D.C. USA
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