South Africa organizing 5th Annual Southern Africa Power Summit in October

There are no booths or exhibition halls at the summit. They focus on delivering extremely high quality, high-level gatherings with some of the most senior executives in the power sector in an intimate five-star environment. The 3 Pillars of Achieving Sustainable Energy Development in Southern Africa are – Regulation, Financing and Technology.

South Africa is going to host the 5th Annual Southern Africa Power Summit 2019. The three days long summit of top executives of corporate sector and policy makers is being organised in Cape Town from 29th to 31st October. In October 2019, Cape Town, South Africa will play host to Southern Africa’s No.1 Business to Business Power and Energy event, which will bring together the top decision-makers from the IPP, PPP and National Power communities across the region. 

The Southern Africa Power Summit hosted by Vale Media Group will provide a platform to address some key challenges of improving ageing power infrastructure, developing new power infrastructure, renewable power innovations, gas to power technologies, transmission & distribution solutions, more cost-effective temporary power solutions and much more. #SSAPOW19 will bring together Ministries of Power & Energy, State Power providers, Public-Private partnerships (PPP), Independent Power Producers (IPP’s) and key solution providers to tackle some of the most pressing issues within the African Power industry. The Southern Africa Power Summit separates itself from traditional conferences and exhibitions. There are no booths or exhibition halls at the summit. They focus on delivering extremely high quality, high-level gatherings with some of the most senior executives in the power sector in an intimate five-star environment. All the themes and topics of the summit are an end user-driven and are put together by their content committee which consists of a delegation and government relations team, who set the hot themes and issues that are currently facing the power industry.

(With inputs from 5th Annual Southern Africa Power Summit 2019)