Senior government leaders are set to converge in Cape Town from 3–5 March 2026 to drive investment, policy alignment, and deal-making in Africa’s rapidly expanding energy sector.
The Africa Energy Indaba 2026, taking place from 3–5 March at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, is a premier energy platform attracting Africa’s leading Energy Ministers to explore strategic partnerships and accelerate investment in one of the world’s fastest-growing energy markets.
Confirmed African Energy Ministers attending to date:
Confirmed African Union Participation:
Africa’s energy sector is undergoing unprecedented growth. With the continent expected to see multi-billion dollar investment inflows into renewable energy, gas-to-power, grid expansion, and industrial energy projects, ministers are attending the Indaba not only to discuss policy but to negotiate investment deals, secure project partnerships, and unlock financing for bankable energy projects. The event provides a unique opportunity for private sector leaders, investors, and developers to engage directly with decision-makers driving Africa’s energy transformation.
This exceptional level of government and institutional participation reinforces the Africa Energy Indaba’s position as the continent’s most influential platform for shaping energy policy, investment, and development partnerships.
Given these important confirmations and the tremendous business opportunities, now is the ideal time to book your participation and secure your position at this high-impact gathering of decision-makers, investors, and project developers.
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