Strategic Forums
Driving Inclusivity, Innovation, and Leadership in Africa's Energy Sector
Women in Energy
As we strive towards a more sustainable and inclusive world for all, and the exponential growth in the energy sector, the role and importance women driving and determining the trajectory of the African Energy ecosystem cannot be over emphasized.
"In our pursuit of a more sustainable energy future for all, we must recognize that true progress requires inclusivity. Women and the youth are not mere beneficiaries of change; they are the architects of our future. It is imperative that we empower them with the tools, opportunities, and resources to lead the charge towards a cleaner, brighter tomorrow."
Ms. Emelia Akumah
Founder & President, Africa Energy Technology CentreHowever the gap and representation of women in both leadership and technical jobs lags. This gap is due to unequal access to education, lack of technical & skill training opportunities as well as biased company policies etc.
As part of AETC’s commitment to advancing women’s active participation in the energy ecosystem, this session will feature leading experts discussing the role of technology and policy integration in a just energy and why gender equity is cardinal to its success.
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Advancing Gender Equity
Leading experts discussing technology and policy integration.
talent Pool
Youth already account for a substantial fraction of jobs in the industry.
Potential
Contributing through engagement in decision-making and skilled workforce.
"I believe that if we all put in a small effort, including those who have access to money or are lawmakers, we can bring about a change in Africa. Then, I can say that there is hope for the future."
Mr. Tydon Jojo Dadzie
Student, TeachinAid SchoolNext Gen in Energy
Youth are emerging as an essential source of talent in the energy industry and already account for a substantial fraction of jobs.
The next generation has lots of potential to contribute to this sector through engagement in decision-making processes at local and international level and as skilled workforce supporting the development and economic growth of the energy industry and society as a whole.
The Platform
AETC’s Next GEN In Energy session gives the platform to young professionals to deliver talks and the opportunity to engage, connect and be empowered by industry leaders.