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Conference:
Day 1
13 Sept 8am - 5:30pm
Day 2
14 Sept 8am - 5:30pm
Workshop:
Workshop 1 or 2, 15 Sept
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Co-Generation World Africa - redefining the renewable energy space!
In its third year, the Co-Generation World Africa conference takes energy efficiency and power purchase agreements to the next level.
Hear speakers speak on a diverse range of topics, such as:
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Co-generation – the strategic energy choice
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The urgent need for policy on PPA’s and what this means for the market
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Policy outlook: Regulating the public and private sector appropriately in the co-generation arena
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Making the business of generating electricity in Africa easy
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Business case: the wheeling of private power – opportunities, costs & benefits
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Successfully regulating electricity from the sugar industry – how Uganda did it
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Meeting energy demands through co-generation – regulating electricity in Kenya
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Ethiopia – the realities of co-generation from a sugar perspective
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New investors, new opportunities – a closer look at the lending
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New finance and funding methods for cogeneration
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Newcastle co-gen – the first privately financed IPP project
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A new dawn for IPP’s providing reliable power
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Current IPP challenges and new opportunities
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Embracing the positive co-gen effects from a petrochemical and synfuels perspective
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Monitoring policy for bagasse generation – a Mozambican perspective
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Pulp and paper exploits in the co-generation market – East Africa outlook
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Co-gen pioneers panel: Aligning co-gen to your operations
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Case study: Sugar, energy consumption and the opportunities in co-generation
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Sugar operations and energy generation – opportunities in Sudan
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The realities of co-generation – a sugar perspective
Who should attend?
Co-generation has the ability to achieve up to 90% efficiency; co-generation plants will be able to attain higher profit margins than regular sources of generation. This would offset the significant start-up and
maintenance costs in the longrun.
Cornelis van der Waal Industry Manager
Frost & Sullivan
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 Barbara Hogan
Minister of Public Enterprises
Department of Public Enterprises
South Africa
 Nelisiwe Magubane
Director General – Electricity
Department of Energy,
South Africa
 Antonio Saide
Chairman
National Directorate of Renewable Energies,
Mozambique
 Mohammed Abdelrahman
Energy Specialist
NEPAD Secretariat,
South Africa
 Bernard Osawa
Director – Renewables
Electricity Regulatory
Commission, Kenya
 Mike Eyre
Technical Director
IPSA Group,
United Kingdom
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