Connecting the Dots with Emeka Okpukpara

22 Maggio 2025

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AEF 2025: Accelerating Partnerships to Develop Africa's Energy Market

Connecting the Dots is renewed for a fourth season!

This season kicks-off with a spotlight on the African Energy Forum (AEF).

Hosted by EnergyNet, the African Energy Forum (AEF) has built a reputation as a catalytic forum that initiates, mobilises, and encourages meaningful business partnerships and collaborations. It has birthed some of the impactful projects we see in Africa today. Despite these remarkable achievements, the quest for sustainable energy access and development remains ongoing.

As we approach the 27th edition of the AEF, themed "Africa United", we recognise the urgent need for strategic collaborations to address Africa's persistent energy challenges. In this episode, we are joined by Simon Gosling, Managing Director, EnergyNet & Founder, and Youth Energy Summit (YES!). He joins us to discuss key developments influencing Africa's energy market, expectations for AEF 2025, and the fundamental role of youth engagement in shaping the future.

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