🗓️18/11/2025-19/11/2025

📍United Kingdom

The Africa Investment Exchange (AIX): Power & Renewables is a prominent Conference organized by African Energy, aiming to facilitate dialogue among stakeholders in Africa’s power sector. Since its inception in 2014, AIX has established itself as a pivotal meeting point for private and public sector investors, African officials, and project developers. The event is designed to foster meaningful discussions and knowledge sharing, making it an essential platform for professionals seeking to engage with experts in sustainable project development and to gain insights into investor confidence in the power sector. AIX presents an opportunity to explore emerging trends, innovative financial structures, and the integration of climate finance into the energy sector, with a focus on the socio-economic impacts of investments in key African markets such as Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, and Uganda.The AIX format is well-regarded for its robust debate and knowledge-led approach, featuring panel sessions and roundtable discussions conducted under the Chatham House Rule. This encourages open dialogue about crucial market opportunities and barriers to investment. The Conference attracts a diverse audience, including officials from regulatory bodies, public utilities, and financial institutions, along with project developers and industry experts. Notable participants include representatives from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Electricity Regulatory Authority of Uganda, and various financial institutions like the African Development Bank and British International Investment. The event also showcases the experiences and insights of significant industry leaders, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the energy sector. AIX continues to be a vital forum for fostering long-term partnerships and business engagement in the African power landscape.

🏷️ Climate Finance; Renewable Energy; Finance & Investment; Policy & Regulation