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Attend Africa’s Premier IPP & PPA Conference

By Green Building Africa - Net Carbon Zero Buildings and Cities February 18, 2022 No Comments

There is huge international investor focus on African energy projects and the role of IPPs due to the power shortages and load shedding in the various regions and the increasing demand for energy amongst the growing economies.
Opportunities for projects using renewable, mini-grid and storage technologies is expanding.
South Africa’s Department of Energy’s Renewable Energy Power Producer’s Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) launched an IPP development boom in the region; now there is investment across the continent in various technologies and project development opportunities.

The IPP & PPA Conference falls under the Africa Energy Indaba conference and exhibition taking place 1-3 March 2022. Are you keen to know more about the role of IPPs, the business opportunity in the African energy sector and what you need to know?

Join the event for key discussions facing IPPs including:

Learn more: africaenergyindaba.com/ipp-conference/ / Enquiries: info@energyindaba.co.za

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