Vincent Mosebe, Founder & CEO, Mosebe Enterprise | YES! | Africa Energy Forum 2026

Ramokgopa has set out 105GW of new generation and 14,500km of transmission, and wants the towers, transformers and cables built by South African manufacturers

Kenneth Oyakhire, MD and CEO of Services in Sub-Saharan Africa for Gas Power at GE Vernova, gives his view on the mix of solutions needed, and the role that gas can play. “We need to balance aspirations for lower-carbon, more sustainable power in Africa, with the availability of affordable, reliable power for all.  To this […]

Red Rocket is expanding real-time bird detection across more of its wind farms after a successful first year at Brandvalley and Rietkloof. Sustainability and HSEQ Director Magdalena Michalowska-Logan on what the data showed, and why targeted turbine shutdowns could become standard practice at higher-risk sites.

Global power demand has entered an investment super-cycle, and Africa's industrial expansion is rising with it. Writing for ENN ahead of AEF 2026, Joseph Anis, President and CEO for Europe, Middle-East and Africa at GE Verona's Gas Power business, argues that the right energy mix only delivers if the grid grows with it and local capability is built alongside.

With some of the world's best solar and wind resources, Africa is positioned to leapfrog into a low-cost renewable future. Writing for ENN, Kenneth Engblom, Vice President at Wärtsilä Energy, makes the case that the right mix of renewables, storage and flexible engines, rather than batteries alone, builds grids that are cleaner, more affordable and more reliable.

Standard Bank's Rentia van Tonder on grid expansion, transmission and the wholesale energy market as South Africa's electricity sector decentralises, ahead of AEF 2026.

The Development Bank of Southern Africa is positioning itself as a key enabler of Africa's energy transition, with executives Phindile Masangane and Greg Fyfe telling Engineering News why bankable projects, stronger transmission and blended finance, including a proposed Credit Guarantee Vehicle, will shape the continent's infrastructure ahead of AEF 2026.

As South Africa's fuel prices climb and its EV market nearly doubles in a year, the question for retail centres and office parks is whether their charging infrastructure will be ready. Sungrow's Nigel Sun makes the case for building solar, storage and charging as one system, now rather than later