Session II: Renewable Energy in East Africa (Co-Chaired with INTPOW)

Parallel Sessions
Written By Arne Skeie

Thursday 13 October
13:30 - 15:15

The East African demand for energy is projected to more than double between now and 2040. Global agreements and advancements in technology means renewables are expected to account for a significant portion of this increase. This session will highlight some of the opportunities presented by this transition.

 

Speakers:

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Mr. Dan Dorner

Senior Energy Analyst, the International Energy Agency (IEA)

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Hon. Peter T. Lokeris

Minister of State for Mineral Development, Government of Uganda

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Mr. Nicolai Skridshol

Partner, Steenstrup Stordrange

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Mr. Ryan Anderson

Senior Economist and Financial Analyst, Multiconsult

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Ms. Ana Hajduka

CEO, Africa GreenCo

Dr. Mark Davis
Dr. Mark Davis

Investment Director Renewable Energy, Norfund

Ms. Line Amlund Hagen
Ms. Line Amlund Hagen

Director, Intpow

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