Linda Mabhena Olagunju on Africa’s investment outlook on energy
As the South Gauteng High Court made its decision on the future of the Independent Power Producers, DLO Energy Resources held its 8th Annual Africa Power Roundtable trying to aid in the energy troubles that Africa finds itself in.
Tue, 26 Mar 2019 15:45:53 GMT
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- The importance of collaboration between government and the private sector in addressing energy challenges in Southern Africa and encouraging African investor participation in energy projects across the continent.
- The role of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) in contributing to the energy landscape of Africa and the potential solutions they offer to the current power supply issues faced by countries like South Africa.
- The necessity for regulatory clarity, coordinated dialogue between government departments, and the removal of barriers to fast-track the growth of IPPs in South Africa and other African nations.
DLO Energy Resources, a prominent player in the energy sector, held its 8th Annual Africa Power Roundtable recently amidst crucial developments in the Southern African region's power landscape. CNBC Africa's Lubabalo Mashiqana engaged in a compelling conversation with Linda Mabhena Olagunju, the Director of DLO, to delve into the pressing issues of energy investment and the role of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) in shaping the energy sector of Africa. Olagunju emphasized the significant opportunities available for investment in the region and the increasing demand for energy solutions to address the prevailing challenges. The interview shed light on the importance of collaboration between the government and private sector entities, as well as the participation of African investors in driving sustainable energy initiatives across the continent. These key insights offer valuable perspectives on the current state of energy investments in Africa and the potential avenues for growth and development.
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