Power and Electricity Mozambique
November 2012
News
3-6 December 2012
Girassol Indy Congress Hotel & Spa, Maputo, Mozambique
Web: www.powermozambique.com
For more information: [email protected]
Description:
IQPC in partnership with the Coal Mozambique Development Association (AMDCM) endorsed by the Ministry of Energy is proud to announce Africa’s leading Power and Electricity Mozambique 2012 co-located with Oil and Gas Mozambique 2012 taking place in Maputo, Mozambique from 3-6 December 2012.
What makes Power and Electricity Mozambique the largest gathering of power infrastructure and energy professionals in Mozambique's energy markets
* Top leading power and infrastructure ministerial delegations, high-level power and gas executives, policy makers and international financiers will gather in Maputo, Mozambique to explore insights into the latest power expansion, transmission and distribution strategic project to develop sustainable electricity networks.
* Latest regulatory and policy updates - hear the new master plan policy and how this will impact supply extension and development to include a more dynamic energy mix.
* Keynote presentions from Honourable Minister Salvador Namburete, Dr. Lawrence Musaba and August de Sousa Fernando who will discuss Africa's future energy mix powering growth as a political, economical and social imperative, taking southern Africa's power pool into the next generation and an update of the planned CESUL backbone transmission project.
* Extended networking opportunities - the leading Mozambique event where global experts and regional leaders meet to discuss the latest energy sector structures and national energy reforms including finance models for electricity generation, structured finance for quality power infrastructure, bankable projects and access to project finance, cross border power sharing and interconnectivity, renewable energy solutions and power pooling.
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