The 4th annual Regional Energy Summit: West Africa (RES: West) will arrive for the first time in Dakar, Senegal from 2-3 December 2019.
In partnership with the Association of Power Utilities of Africa (APUA), RES: West will bring together over 300 investors, project leaders and utilities stakeholders to present the latest developments on achieving universal power access within West Africa.
Abel Didier Tella, Director General, APUA stated:
“As we continuously strive to promote the development and integration of African power systems through the interconnection of networks, we also ensure that the pooling of energy resources is a win-win approach for the entire market. We are therefore pleased to partner with RES: West in Senegal which will provide a vital platform in bringing together African power utilities and
stakeholders to making power more accessible, affordable and reliable for the African peoples”
In addition to Abel Didier Tella, speakers confirmed include:
Official endorsing partners of the Summit include APUA, ANER, SENELEC, REA alongside Strategic Partners Fieldstone Africa and DLA Piper.
For more information about this meeting Contact: Fiona Gleeson– Marketing Manager (res-west@energynet.co.uk / Tel: +44 (0)20 7384 8240)
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