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Faced with rapid urbanisation, growing population and increased electricity demand, African countries must radically transform their energy systems to address challenges faced by utilities. Power utilities in Africa are in a vicious cycle of financial deficit and exhibit poor technical performance, with the consequence of an insufficient investment in electricity supply infrastructure, poor system reliability and low access rates.

What are the priority areas for Africa in preparation to meet the climate and development goals? How can mini-grids and regional power pools help address Africa’s energy access needs and what is the role of natural gas in Africa’s energy mix?

FSR faculty members Jean-Michel Glachant, Christine Juta and Elias Zigah will discuss these issues with Ignacio Pérez Arriaga.

Host

Jean-Michel Glachant  

Guest Speaker 

Ignacio Pérez Arriaga| Interim Director African School of Regulation 

Discussants

Christine Juta| FSR 

Elias Zigah| African School of Regulation 

Agenda

Opening remarks and introduction

Speaker: Ignacio Pérez Arriaga

Discussion with Christine Juta and Elias Zigah

Q&A with the audience

 

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Via Boccaccio, 121
Florence, Florence 50133 Italy
Phone:
390554685878
Coordinator
Daniela Bernardo

Speakers

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Jean-Michel Glachant
FSR
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Ignacio Pérez Arriaga
African School of Regulation
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Christine Juta
FSR
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Elias Zigah
African School of Regulation

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