Vincent Obisie Orlu | Natural Resource Governance and ESG Researcher
Good Governance Africa

Vincent Obisie Orlu, Natural Resource Governance and ESG Researcher, Good Governance Africa

Vincent Obisie-Orlu is a researcher and thought leader with expertise in natural resource governance, mining, sustainability, and energy policy. His focus areas include ESG, extractive industries, energy systems, climate change, and the growing sectors of electric vehicles (EVs) and new energy vehicles (NEVs). His work explores how these sectors intersect with Africa’s energy needs and the development of a balanced energy mix to support the continent’s just transition and sustainable growth. Vincent identifies key challenges, such as social and environmental risks, regulatory issues, geopolitical factors, infrastructure gaps, and debt management. He also highlights how climate change could deepen Africa’s existing challenges. Addressing these interconnected issues is essential for resilient economies and industries while ensuring Africa’s sustainable development. Vincent advocates for integrating ESG and sustainability frameworks to strengthen industries and value chains, support a just transition, and drive economic growth across the continent.

Appearances:



EV & Charge Live Africa 2025 Day 1 @ 11:00

Fireside Chat: From batteries to wheels: building a sustainable EV supply chain in Africa

      

EV & Charge Live Africa 2025 Day 1 @ 11:30

Panel: Electrifying Change: The impact of EV's on ESG goals, focusing on carbon reduction, community engagement, and governance through data analysis and collaboration

      

EV & Charge Live Africa 2025 Day 1 @ 13:50

Panel: Public-Private Partnerships in EV infrastructure development through collaboration to bridge gaps in resources

         

EV & Charge Live Africa 2025 Day 2 @ 12:00

Panel: Smart charging: Synchronising EVs with the grid

            

EV & Charge Live Africa 2025 Day 3 @ 14:30

Panel: Hydrogen fuel cells vs. battery electric vehicles: Innovations and future potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology with battery-powered EVs for meeting different transportation needs

      

EV & Charge Live Africa 2025 Day 3 @ 15:00

Interview: Evaluating subsidies for EV Adoption- Investigate the role of micro-financing and community-based lending models in making EVs Accessible to low-Income consumers in Africa

     

last published: 12/Mar/25 08:15 GMT

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