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7-9 JUNE 2017COPENHAGEN

19TH ANNUAL

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OUR 2017 SPONSORS AND PARTNERS TO DATE

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Associate Sponsors Exhibitors Supporting Partners

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Lead sponsors

Sponsors

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ORGANISATIONS WE HAVE WORKED WITH

Governments

Utilities

Other Public Sector Organisations

Regulators

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AEF COMES TO DENMARK

INDUSTRY ACTIVITY

14 Ministers of Energy and Senior Government Officials

250+Speakers

African countries represented

2,100+ 80

Countries represented

Participants

32

WHAT HAPPENED IN 2016?

BREAKDOWN OF 2016 PARTICIPANTS

Power developers & IPP – 25%

– Governments, utilities and regulators

– Technology Providers & Equipment Manufacturers

– EPC - Engineering, Procurement and Construction companies

– Media

– Oil companies

Financial Institutions – 24%

Power Transmission & Distribution companies –

Trade & Research associations & NGOs – 1%

Other – 1%

Law Firms – 14%

10% – Professional Services

8%

7%

7%

2%

2% 1%

– North America

– West Africa

– Middle East

– East Africa

– Asia North Africa – 2%

South America – 1%

Europe – 48%

Southern Africa – 23%

2%

4%

4%

8%

10%

COUNTRY

The Africa Energy Forum (AEF) is the global investment meeting for Africa’s power, energy, infrastructure and industrial sectors.

Nineteen years in the running, AEF brings together senior-level representatives from governments, utilities, regulators, power developers, financial institutions, technology providers, consultants, law firms and large energy consumers to form partnerships, identify

opportunities and collectively move the industry forward.

AEF has a loyal following of credible players working in the power space, and a track record of delivering a valuable networking experience. AEF 2016 attracted 2,100 participants from

80 countries, 32 of those being African.

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WHY COPENHAGEN?

DENMARK’S ENERGY INDUSTRY

100%renewable energy by

2050

‘Opportunity Africa’ launched in 2013 – a Danish political initiative that combines traditional foreign policy, development co-operation and trade and investment

84.4 billion

Collective goal to use

Danish wind industry amounted to

in 2014

40%of Denmark’s energy supply comes from wind power

Over

Innovative energy initiatives such as district heating and energy efficient buildings and public transport

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2017 AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS

A whole separate platinum agenda will bring government delegations from across Africa to present their project development pipelines and announce new projects seeking investment

A three stream open agenda will present expert industry panels and seminars to dive into discussions on financing, technologies, project development and regional co-operation

A whole additional pre-AEF networking day will be added to the agenda on the 6th of June, inviting delegates to join us at the golf club and a private cocktail boat cruise. This will allow

delegates to start connecting before the formal start of the Forum

Hosting the Forum for the first time in the Nordic region will allow AEF to tap into expertise, experience and investment from the northern countries for the first time adding to the

growing AEF participants

Copenhagen has been chosen as the host city this year to capitalise on the investment potential of NORDIC countries into Africa. As Denmark leads the way with its green energy

initiatives and blending of public and private finance, Copenhagen is the perfect setting to host the Forum and welcome our

international delegates

Simon Gosling, Managing Director, EnergyNet

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TUESDAY 6 JUNE 2017 | PRE-FORUM NETWORKING DAY

10:00

12:00-15:00 Champagne Lunch, Copenhagen City Cruise and Site Visit 09:30-14:00 AEF 2017 Golf Championships

TUESDAY 6 JUNE 2017 | OFFICIAL AEF 2017 OPENING

16:00-17:00 Ministers Press Conference - BY INVITATION ONLY Ministers to Meet with ESEI Students for an Open Question Answer Session – BY INVITATION ONLY

17:00-19:30 Official AEF 2017 Ministerial Opening – Open to All AEF Participants Participants: Ulla Tørnæs, Minister for Development Cooperation, Government of Denmark

19:30 AEF 2017 Exhibition Opening and Drinks Party – Exhibition Sponsor

Registration Opens


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WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE 2017

07:30-09:00

Platinum Agenda – The Enablers DialogueOpen to Platinum Pass Holders Only

Open Agenda Open to All AEF 2017 Participants

08:15-10:15 Working Roundtable: DFI Focus – How can DFIs Lead Private Investments into Transmission and Distribution Speakers: Sameh Shenouda, Head of Infrastructure, CDC Group Mohale Rakgat, Head of Infrastructure Project Preparations Fund, Development Bank of Southern Africa

09:00-10:15 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: South Africa Speakers: Mike Peo, Head: Infrastructure, Energy, Telecoms, Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking

Panel Discussion: Sustainable Development: What Did COP22 Achieve for Africa?

Is sustainable development alone enough?

Seminar: Denmark Africa Partnership Sponsored by (Reserved TBA)

10:15-10:45

10:30-12:00 Working Roundtable: New Deal on Energy for Africa – The Progress a Year on

10:45-12:00 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Nigeria Speaker: Martin Haupts, Chief Executive Officer, Phanes Group

Panel Discussion: Mapping of Renewable Energy Projects

Speakers: Gulnara Abdullina, General Manager Africa and Middle East, Jinko Solar

Seminar: Portugal - Africa Partnership Sponsored by (Reserved TBA)

Registration, Deal Time Networking and Morning Coffee

Deal Time Networking Coffee – Exhibition Gallery


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WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE 2017

14:15-14:30 Session Switch Over

14:30-15:45 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Kenya

Panel Discussion: Private Sector Opportunities in Africa’s Gas to Power Procurement Programmes

Speaker: Scott Mackin, Managing Partner and Co-President, Denham CapitalSimon Currie, Global Head of Energy, Norton Rose Fulbright

Seminar: Sponsored and hosted by: (Reserved TBA)

Session Sponsored by:

12:00-13:00

13:30-15:30 Working Roundtable: Tapping into Nordic COUNTRIES’ Investment Plans (Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland)

13:00-14:15 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Ghana Speakers: Chris Antonopoulos, Chief Executive Officer, Lekela Power

Seminar:

Sponsored and hosted by:

Seminar: Sponsored and hosted by:

15:45-16:15 Deal Time Networking Coffee

16:00-18:00 Working Roundtable: Activating Further European Investments (France, Germany, UK, Portugal)

16:15-17:30 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Ethiopia Speakers: Gregor Quiniou, Deputy Head of Energy & Infrastructure, Propraco

Panel Discussion: Financing and Building of Supporting Gas to Power Infrastructure

18:00 Growing Economies Energy Party (Open to All)

Deal Time Networking Lunch – Exhibition Gallery

Panel Discussion: Effective Blending of Financing for Renewable Energy Projects

Speakers: Jasandra Nyker, Chief Executive Officer, BioTherm EnergySlav Gatchev, Managing Director, Delphos International Ragnar Gerig, Director, Energy Africa and Asia, DEGLucy Chege, General Manager, Infrastructure Finance - Energy, Environment and PPPs, Development Bank of Southern AfricaMartin Kavanagh, Partner, Energy, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Finance, Herbert Smith Freehills


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THURSDAY 8 JUNE 2017

10:00-12:00 Working Roundtable: The Sino- Africa Partnership – Driving Africa’s Energy Developments

09:00-10:15 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Morocco

Panel Discussion: The Changing Face of Investments into Coal and Nuclear Energy


10:15-10:45 Deal Time Networking Coffee – Exhibition Gallery

10:45-12:00 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Egypt

Panel Discussion: Overcoming the Challenges of Project Guarantees

Speakers: Joseph Tato, Partner and Global Co-Chair of Energy, DLA PiperRobert Skjødt, General Manager, Project Development and Investments, Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor


08:00-09:00



Deal Time Networking and Morning Coffee


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12:00-13:00

13:30-15:45 Working Roundtable: The Stronger Role of USA – Africa Commercial Partnership

13:00-14:15 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Côte d’Ivoire

Panel Discussion: How Can Pension Funds and Alternative Investments Play a Greater Role?


14:15-14:30 Session Switch Over

14:30-15:45 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Mozambique

Panel Discussion: Effective Risk Management in the Current Climate


THURSDAY 8 JUNE 2017

15:45-16:15 Deal Time Networking Coffee

16:15-18:00 Working Roundtable: GCC Investment Flows and Expected Trends

16:15-17:30 Panel Discussion: Country Focus: Tanzania

Panel Discussion: Unblocking the Road to Private Investments in to Transmission and Distribution

Speakers: Owen Silavwe, Managing Director, CEC

Seminar: Sponsored and hosted by: (Reserved TBA)

18:00 AEF 2017 Party – Hosted by EnergyNet (By Invitation Only)

Deal Time Networking Lunch – Exhibition Gallery

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08:00-09:00

FRIDAY 9 JUNE 2017

08:15-10:15 Working Roundtable: Maximising Private Sector Engagement Speakers: Sakkie Leimecke, Head: Energy, Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking Henry Aszklar, Chief Executive Officer, Globeleq

09:00-10:15 Panel Discussion: Regional Focus: East Africa

Panel Discussion: Building the Bridge Between Temporary and Permanent Power in the Captive Power Market

Speakers: Paolo Martini, Chief Strategy Officer, Building Energy SpA


10:15-10:30

10:30-12:00 Working Roundtable: Importance of Regulators as More Independent Entities

10:30:11:45 Panel Discussion: Regional Focus: West Africa Speakers: Romain Py, Head of Transactions, African Infrastructure Investment Managers

Panel Discussion: Off-The-Grid Project Showcase

Maxine Ghavi, Microgrid Program Director, ABB Management Services Ltd

Seminar: Sponsored and hosted by: (TBC)

11:45-12:15

12:15-13:30 Closing Keynote Panel: Summary of AEF 2017 The session will draw together Senior Government Representatives (from across Africa) of AEF 2017 to lay out their action plans following the forum

13:30-13:40 Official Government Hand Over and Announcement of AEF 2018

13:40-13:45 EnergyNet Closing Remarks: Simon Gosling, Managing Director, EnergyNet

13:45 AEF 2017- Farewell Networking Lunch



Deal Time Networking and Morning Coffee

Session Switch Over

Deal Time Networking Coffee

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FEEDBACK FROM 2016

A fantastic networking opportunity to meet all the relevant industry players in one location

Exxaro Resources

Well done again for this year! Such a great networking event for Africa!

Crown Agents Bank

Very, very good! Simple as that!

BWSC

One of the main annual events to attend, with brilliant networking for the full African continent and beyond

Mizuho Bank

Great event. Top quality of targeted networking

Platinum Power

The best networking event of the year

Eltel

The best event I have attended. Very well run in a very professional manner

Blackrhino Group

Excellent, honestly one of the best events for Africa Energy

MAN Diesel & Turbo

Truly an event that has brought Africa together delivering focus to drive change across the African Utility sector

Karpowership

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AEF 2017 EXHIBITION FLOOR PLAN

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L/S - LEAD SPONSOR/STRATEGIC SPONSOR

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JOIN OUR CONFIRMED 2017 COMMERCIAL PARTNERS

BECOME A SPONSOR FOR AEF 2017

The Africa Energy Forum (AEF) connects African Governments, Utilities and Regulators with credible and committed investors, in an environment which encourages wholehearted debate on the fundamental issues driving the development of energy and infrastructure projects across Africa.

Sponsors gain visibility through exclusive branding, get their voice heard with relevant speaking slots on the agenda, and are given a platform like no other with a stand in the AEF exhibition.

A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available and can be tailored to meet your business requirements and budgets.To discuss a tailor-made package that is best fitting to your sales and marketing objectives, please contact:

Damon ThompsonCommercial Director

+44 207 7384 8071

+44 (0)7500 220913

[email protected]

Alex MouldsBusiness Development Director

+44 (0) 207 384 8009

+44 (0)7500 702 171

[email protected]

David GreenRegional Director: North Africa

+44 (0)207 384 7973

+44 (0)7500 047

[email protected]


JOIN OUR CONFIRMED 2017 COMMERCIAL PARTNERS


DELEGATE REGISTRATION RATES FOR AEF 2017

20th January 2017

21st April 2017

24th February 2017

24th March 2017

£1,399 + VAT

£1,599+ VAT

£1,799+ VAT

£1,999+ VAT

Standard rate19th

May 2017

£2,199+ VAT

£2,399+ VAT

£999 + VAT

£1,249 + VAT

£1,499 + VAT

£1,749 + VAT

£1,999 + VAT

£2,249 + VAT

£799+ VAT

£999+ VAT

£999+ VAT

£999+ VAT

£1,199+ VAT

£1,399+ VAT

PLATINUM PASS

FRIDAY PASS

GOLD PASS

WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU TO AEF 2017 IN COPENHAGEN!

CONTACT US

The EnergyNet team

Follow us on Twitter: #AEF17

Join our Linkedin group: Powering Africa: the investment dialogues

Like our Facebook page:Africa- Energy Forum

PLATINUM PASS: gets access to Platinum agenda stream, Aggreko Platinum Lounge, Platinum Secretarial Service, all sessions and networking breaks and exhibition hall

GOLD PASS: gets access to all sessions and networking breaks and exhibition hall. No access to Platinum agenda stream, Aggreko lounge or Platinum Secretarial Service.

FRIDAY PASS: gets access to all sessions and networking breaks taking place on Friday 9th June only and access to exhibition hall on this day. No access to Platinum agenda stream, Aggreko Platinum Lounge, Platinum Secretarial Service

Simon Gosling Managing Director +44 20 7384 8073 +44 7500 807 930 [email protected]

Shiddika Mohamed Group Director+44 (0)20 7384 [email protected]

Amy OffordMarketing Manager+44 (0)20 7384 [email protected]

Booking Terms & Conditions

We are legally obliged to charge 25% Danish VAT on all delegate bookings.

Group booking discounts will start being applied to all pricing tiers as of 25th February. Group bookings must be made all at one time and cannot be extended to include additional delegates booked at a later date.

Early bird registrations must be paid in full before the next pricing tier begins. Any outstanding early bird payments will be cancelled and delegates will be required to re-register at the higher rate.

REGISTRATION RATES & CONTACTS

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