EVENTS Imagination inspires action. We’ll help you get it done. Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Insights and Events > Imagination inspires action. We’ll help you get it done. SHARE As one of Africa’s leading financial partners in the energy sector, we expect to commit funding to a number of exciting energy projects over the next 24 months. Imagination inspires action as Policy change fast tracks business value. Businesses are now allowed to produce up to 100MW of power without the need for a generation license from NERSA (The National Energy Regulator of SA). It is a new era that marks an estimated R75bn of construction sector related economic activity that could potentially be unlocked over the next few years. The announcement on 10 June 2021 was a game changer on many levels. Absa, as one of Africa’s leading financial partners in the energy sector, expects to commit funding to a number of exciting energy projects over the next 24 months. About Africa Energy Forum Over the last 22 years the African Energy Forum (AEF) has earned a reputation as the most meaningful gathering of decision-makers in African energy to form partnerships, identify opportunities and move the industry forward. AEF brings together organisations in the sector, delivering an intensive and impactful networking experience; for more information on the forum, visit their page: https://www.africa-energy-forum.com/ Our speakers: Camillo Atampugre, Director: Resources & Energy Date: Tuesday, 16 November 2021 Time: 14:15 – 15:45 Panel: Interactive Boardroom: Gas Pricing Structures and the Global Opportunity for Africa With increasing global gas prices what role can Africa play in the international gas market Theuns Ehlers, Head: Resource & Project Finance Date: Wednesday, 17 November 2021 Time: 09:45 – 11:15 Panel: Interactive Boardroom: Is the Current IPP Model Sustainable? Is the IPP model robust enough to handle international climate financing, renewables, battery storage, hydrogen, increased competition and macro trends? Has the pandemic put the current IPP model at risk? What government support can IPPs expect in the future? What can they afford? How will this change the nature of IPP contracts? If you’re ready to realise potential, we’re ready for you. The bravery to imagine and the will to get things done. That’s Africanacity https://cib.absa.africa/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/file_example_MP3_700KB.mp3 Related Articles PUBLIC SECTOR Why Budget 2025 Must Reignite SA’s Industrial and Services Sectors At the inception of South Africa's sixth administration in 2019, government took a bold decision to replace the annual Industrial Policy Action Plans (IPAPs) with sector-specific master plans. Read more RESOURCES AND ENERGY Evolving Supplier Development Alongside the Future of African Mining In the late '80s, Anglo American pioneered an innovative supplier development model in South Africa. Read more PUBLIC SECTOR It’s a Go for Governance: How Banks can responsibly connect Global Donor Organisations and SMEs Almost five years since that first terrifying lockdown, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the African continent are still feeling the impact of the global pandemic. Read more
